don't see how asking strangers on an internet forum on their opinion of whether you can make it or not is gonna help your situation

yes you can do it, 2 weeks is plenty of time, 6 hours a day'll do it

Reply 5

_HabibaH_

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You've been put down for the exam so the best you can do is make the most of the time that you have left. Asking/not asking wont make much of a difference to the fact that you have to do as much as you can to maximise your grades in two weeks. Plan out your revision and get cracking. Good luck. I'm retaking four too :/

Reply 6

ColossalKrish

OP

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Im just asking is it generally enoughh btw i meant AS retakes but I am inA2, what grades could i get for 2 weeks worht of work, baring in mind i know my stuff forgot it obv, but was not taught everything tiny things etc obv im just wodnering if someone did this from apst exp

Reply 7

_HabibaH_

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Original post by ColossalKrish

Im just asking is it generally enoughh btw i meant AS retakes but I am inA2, what grades could i get for 2 weeks worht of work, baring in mind i know my stuff forgot it obv, but was not taught everything tiny things etc obv im just wodnering if someone did this from apst exp

Yep I've revised on two weeks...it's doable but you may not get the highest UMS that you can. And in the grand scheme of things, you're better off doing well in your AS modules because in A2 modules you have little time for improving (especially June exams). But you are where you are and yes I would say it is possible. Psychology is definitely possible - I can say from experience and its just one of those things that can go either way.

Did a Chemistry unit 1 on four days and all my English ones in three days. Depends on your subject and how familiar you are with it.

But next time don't leave it too late.

Reply 8

Chief Wiggum

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What is the point of this thread?

You have 2 options:

1. Start revising now
2. Don't start revising now

How could Option 2 possibly be considered better than Option 1?

Reply 9

ColossalKrish

OP

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Original post by Chief Wiggum

What is the point of this thread?

You have 2 options:

1. Start revising now
2. Don't start revising now

How could Option 2 possibly be considered better than Option 1?

Thank you for your comment really helped me.

(edited 11 years ago)

Reply 10

Chief Wiggum

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Original post by ColossalKrish

Thank you for your comment really helped me.

It should help you: worrying about whether you have enough time is entirely pointless. Starting now will ensure you get the most revision done. Wasting time on TSR worrying about whether or not you have enough time left is not a good use of your remaining revision time.

This thread is pointless. Revise.

lolol

You've asked not to be called an idiot, but I choose to ignore that request. You're an idiot.

You'd be better to take a hit on one of the econ modules. If you do that you'll have enough time to do well in the others. Two weeks for two A2 econ modules alone is a massive push, assuming you don't know much of it already.

1 week will do

Original post by _HabibaH_

Yep I've revised on two weeks...it's doable but you may not get the highest UMS that you can. And in the grand scheme of things, you're better off doing well in your AS modules because in A2 modules you have little time for improving (especially June exams). But you are where you are and yes I would say it is possible. Psychology is definitely possible - I can say from experience and its just one of those things that can go either way.

Did a Chemistry unit 1 on four days and all my English ones in three days. Depends on your subject and how familiar you are with it.

But next time don't leave it too late.

fuarkk, what'd you get in the chemistry?

Im pulling off a similar thing in chem1, got 10 days :cool:

Reply 15

_HabibaH_

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Original post by UKBrah

fuarkk, what'd you get in the chemistry?

Im pulling off a similar thing in chem1, got 10 days :cool:

Lol 80 UMS - it was OCR though.

I just practiced day and night - must've done all the past papers on the face of this earth TWICE.

Reply 16

UKBrah

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Original post by _HabibaH_

Lol 80 UMS - it was OCR though.

I just practiced day and night - must've done all the past papers on the face of this earth TWICE.

oh jheeze, bang on A aye. :cool:

Im on aqa

Reply 17

_HabibaH_

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Original post by UKBrah

oh jheeze, bang on A aye. :cool:

Im on aqa

Nope 89%. Our OCR Jan exams are out of 90 UMS.

I guess I just did better because I was two units wiser, had already done the exam once before and because of the practise I did. I reseat that module in A2 Jan you see.

Reply 18

UKBrah

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Original post by _HabibaH_

Nope 89%. Our OCR Jan exams are out of 90 UMS.

I guess I just did better because I was two units wiser, had already done the exam once before and because of the practise I did. I reseat that module in A2 Jan you see.