AS/A2 mocks?!?!?!?

Here we can discuss our mocks that we done for A-levels or any mocks coming up. So far I got:

D for Maths, D for Biology, E for Chemistry and C for economics.

Does anyone think that I can get all four A's for AS by the end of this year? Is there enough time?
Man my parents hate me now man, they had such high expectations of me!
I need to get into medicine!

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Original post by Agent Solid

Here we can discuss our mocks that we done for A-levels or any mocks coming up. So far I got:

D for Maths, D for Biology, E for Chemistry and C for economics.

Does anyone think that I can get all four A's for AS by the end of this year? Is there enough time?
Man my parents hate me now man, they had such high expectations of me!
I need to get into medicine!

I have HIstory, PSY, GovPol and RS mocks coming up in the second week of Jan. But I am so ****ed, I won't get higher than D in them and will probs get an E, probs lower for History

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Agent Solid

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Original post by Flather

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why not?????

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Agent Solid

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Economics I think is an easy subject thats the reason why I chose it as a fourth option! Am gonna drop it at A2 after the trip to China, because you get to go China at the start of A2.

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anonwinner

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I got an E in my AS maths mock but ended up getting an A in the real exam. Good luck

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Kill3er

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There's enough time if you stop seeking validation from other people on this forum and actually start working.

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JustBeing

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Yeah there's enough time, you have to put effort in all the way through the year, start from now, I didn't take AS seriously enough and didn't come out with great grades, it's really about exam technique too. We haven't done our mocks yet, they're coming up after these holidays

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L'Evil Fish

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How do you even get an E?

Like did you go into the exam with 0 lessons or prep?

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vee_wuvshugs

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

How do you even get an E?

Like did you go into the exam with 0 lessons or prep?

That's really harsh. People can get really bad grades even if they do try hard.

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Agent Solid

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

How do you even get an E?

Like did you go into the exam with 0 lessons or prep?

i went through many lessons. I know many more who have got worse than me. A-level exams are harder than GCSE. To get a U you have to reach 40%, then an E is 50%, a D is 60%, a C is 70%, a B is 80%, an A is 90% and an A* is usually 98%.

you have to score quite high inorder to get an A* for A2.

I got an E for the mock. I know someone who got straight U's upto march, and then he got four A's at the end of the year. It aint impossible!

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well done

Original post by Agent Solid

Here we can discuss our mocks that we done for A-levels or any mocks coming up. So far I got:

D for Maths, D for Biology, E for Chemistry and C for economics.

Does anyone think that I can get all four A's for AS by the end of this year? Is there enough time?
Man my parents hate me now man, they had such high expectations of me!
I need to get into medicine!

I totally understand how you feel. I would say just revise, do past papers( they are the best) and make sure you know everything. I do the same subjects except economics. I did my As exams last year and I am resitting some of them. Dont even waste a single minute of your independent study time, you'll regret it at the end specially if you want to get into medicine.
Good luck :smile:

oh and past papers they are the best.

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L'Evil Fish

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Original post by vee_wuvshugs

That's really harsh. People can get really bad grades even if they do try hard.

Yeah but an E

Original post by Agent Solid

i went through many lessons. I know many more who have got worse than me. A-level exams are harder than GCSE. To get a U you have to reach 40%, then an E is 50%, a D is 60%, a C is 70%, a B is 80%, an A is 90% and an A* is usually 98%.

you have to score quite high inorder to get an A* for A2.

I got an E for the mock. I know someone who got straight U's upto march, and then he got four A's at the end of the year. It aint impossible!

I have done them... And that's incorrect

It's doable, I'm just asking how? Like did you think the mock went well?did you even answer any questions?

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Agent Solid

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

Yeah but an E

I have done them... And that's incorrect

It's doable, I'm just asking how? Like did you think the mock went well?did you even answer any questions?

the mock went terrible. my mind went blank and i had a headache

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L'Evil Fish

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Original post by Agent Solid

the mock went terrible. my mind went blank and i had a headache

Fair enough, gl

Reply 16

carstairs

i haven't done a scrap of revision yet and i feel awful........but not awful enough to do anything about it...

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anonwinner

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

How do you even get an E?

Like did you go into the exam with 0 lessons or prep?

You have nearly 55,000 posts on an online student forum and you still don't understand that not everyone is as good at exams as you are.

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anonwinner

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Original post by Agent Solid

i went through many lessons. I know many more who have got worse than me. A-level exams are harder than GCSE. To get a U you have to reach 40%, then an E is 50%, a D is 60%, a C is 70%, a B is 80%, an A is 90% and an A* is usually 98%.

you have to score quite high inorder to get an A* for A2.

I got an E for the mock. I know someone who got straight U's upto march, and then he got four A's at the end of the year. It aint impossible!

You're 10% wrong on all of them. It's actually roughly 40% for an E, 50% D, 60% C, 70% B, 80% A, and 90% A*.

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harrietmackinney

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I managed to get a D at the end of the year after missing nearly 50% of the year so if you're in every lesson you should be fine. Trust me when I say its difficult to catch up! Have to do AS and A2 at the same time this year

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