A-Levels Mock Exams Thread (2014 - 2015)

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Reply 20

suzywithaZY

Original post by usycool1

Good luck with your mocks, people. I hope they go well. :smile:

Thanks Usy :biggrin:

Reply 21

GoldGhost

Original post by thechemistress

Don't really know about my others, but in maths we've finished M1, 3/4 through S1, halfway through C1/C2 and just syarted C3/C4

You must be doing further maths then! How are you finding the sciences?

Reply 22

blondelocks

Original post by ToLiveInADream

Lol, nah. I think most people (for Jan mocks, at least) start in the xmas holidays.

Was gonna say! :confused:

Reply 23

suzywithaZY

Original post by GoldGhost

You must be doing further maths then! How are you finding the sciences?

Biology and chemistry are absolutely fine. Physics is... Hmm. It needs more work, I think xD How about you?

Reply 24

JustBeing

Original post by blondelocks

Was gonna say! :confused:

In AS most people revise in the holidays but i realised how much more effort i need to put in even for mocks so in A2 i'm starting early

Reply 25

Miladrises

Is A*AA possible with AAB at AS?

Reply 26

usycool1

Original post by Miladrises

Is A*AA possible with AAB at AS?

Yep, but you'll need to work very, very hard. :smile:

Reply 27

GoldGhost

Original post by thechemistress

Biology and chemistry are absolutely fine. Physics is... Hmm. It needs more work, I think xD How about you?

Chemistry needs more work, which I am doing tomorrow, biology is going great. I think we are about half way through the content but there are 101 double page spreads and we have gone over over 50. I hope to have finished 70 double page spreads by Christmas, as we are having an extra couple of hours a week of biology at lunch times. That way I have approximately 30 double spreads to complete from January to May, and just review of those 70 double page spreads. Chemistry, I am going to look in a minute, we are moving a bit more slowly than biology. My teacher is awful for maths, so I am self teaching as well as going over c1.

Reply 28

kdizzle97

My mocks are in January and were the first year to do formal mocks in the hall. Last years A Level Results were atrocious so they've basically changed everything in the sixth form aha..

I do Biology,Chemistry, Maths and PE

We've almost finished Unit 1 in Biology and Chemistry, we just need to do integration and then we are done with C1! PE we have done about a 1/3 of each of the 3 sections :biggrin:

I've made notes for Unit 1 in Biology and all the stuff we have covered so far in PE, C1 is pretty straightforward just need to keep doing practice questions. I really need to start Chemistry revision soon.. :frown:

Reply 29

loperdoper

I did some end of topic mocks in A2 Biology, and got a B and U (oops).
I don't even know when my mocks are to be honest, I don't really pay much attention to them.

Reply 30

username1332145

i noticed that there is a GCSE mock exam thread so I thought why not make one for A levels! feel free to discuss what exams you're taking, when and how you are revising/ plan to revise and how you feel!

good luck! :colondollar:

Reply 31

hajs

Original post by easyaspirsquared

im supper scared right now- gonna treat it like the real thing. its kinda overwhelming. yourself?

Reply 32

username1332145

Original post by hajs

im supper scared right now- gonna treat it like the real thing. its kinda overwhelming. yourself?

I know the feeling! I constantly feel bogged down and as if I should be doing more- I want to get good grades in the mock but I know its gonna be hard to revise if teachers keep giving us a crazy amount of homework haha

Reply 33

Puddles the Monkey

Original post by easyaspirsquared

Nice idea! :awesome:

Good luck with your mocks everyone. :smile:

Reply 34

She-Ra

Universities Forum Helper

Original post by easyaspirsquared

Will you use the same revision techniques as the ones you used for GCSEs? :cookie:

Reply 35

username940693

When does everyone have their mocks?

Reply 36

username1332145

Original post by She-Ra

Will you use the same revision techniques as the ones you used for GCSEs? :cookie:

hmmm not too sure tbh. for GCSE a lot of my revision was note taking, however, at A level we have had to make notes in lessons so I may just rewrite those and try to gather in other information as well :smile:

Reply 37

username1332145