S2, M1 or D1?

I you've done well in S1, S2 should be no problem. It is more difficult, but in a different sense -- the questions become more rigorous and calculation-heavy. If that sounds like something that you can handle, take S1 instead. If not, I'd recommend D1. I haven't done it personally, but it does look quite simple,

S2 imo, if not, do D1.

Hey thank you for your reply! its been a while since ive touched S1, so would you still recommend s2? its either s2 or D1 i think which ill chose. Just not familiar with how D1 works. Apparently you have to be very accurate. Does D1 questions follow the same procedure every time?

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I think M1 is the quickest to learn. 5 days ago I literally didn't know anything about it but after 3 days of revision it seems quite simple. im dreading S1.

To be honest during the mocks, in January the D1 class got much better grades compared to the S2 and M1 and seeing other people struggle with their modules made me realise that D1 was the easiest. My teachers tend to push you towards D1 if you dont take physics and didnt like S1.

D1 is simple and is basically just following rules, remember the rules and you can pretty much answer any question thrown your way.

If its been two years since you looked at S1, it may not be a good idea to tackle S2 straight away. If I were you I would check out D1 first before doing S2. D1 is extremely easy to learn by yourself and I did it using Mr Hegarty maths youtube videos. Literally took me maybe 3 days to get an A in it for my mock.

It was the opposite for me, do you have a natural predisposition towards physics? because i dont! i failed M1 twice

i dont take physics. For the first part of the year I was failing mechanics. I got a U in my mock for it. But I got someone to explain each part of it clearly and then it became a lot easier. Once you understand it, the questions become really easy as they are generally all the same.

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