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Y12s, how are you feeling about AS exams starting in four months?
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In the spirit of the GCSE thread lol
Reply below with what you're feeling and perhaps do something like your easiest exam and hardest exam coming up!
I sh*tting myself if I'm honest, the thought of getting bad questions and the amount to revise is massive.
'easiest' exam - C1
'hardest' exam - M1
Reply below with what you're feeling and perhaps do something like your easiest exam and hardest exam coming up!
I sh*tting myself if I'm honest, the thought of getting bad questions and the amount to revise is massive.
'easiest' exam - C1
'hardest' exam - M1
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Not feeling too bad, considering how close we're getting now. Will start revising heavily in the next weeks.
'Hardest' exam - Physics papers
'Easiest' exam - C1 maths
'Hardest' exam - Physics papers
'Easiest' exam - C1 maths
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(Original post by WhyAlwaysMe?!)
Not feeling too bad, considering how close we're getting now. Will start revising heavily in the next weeks.
'Hardest' exam - Physics papers
'Easiest' exam - C1 maths
Not feeling too bad, considering how close we're getting now. Will start revising heavily in the next weeks.
'Hardest' exam - Physics papers
'Easiest' exam - C1 maths
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Quite scared - probably more so for my Spanish speaking exam which is even sooner 
I'm not ready for AS exams!!!
Hardest Exam - probably D2 or the chemistry mock paper for predicted grades
Easiest Exam - definitely C1 haha - wouldn't mind if that was tomorrow
I'm not ready for AS exams!!!
Hardest Exam - probably D2 or the chemistry mock paper for predicted grades
Easiest Exam - definitely C1 haha - wouldn't mind if that was tomorrow
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(Original post by Helfus)
Should I start revising soon?
Should I start revising soon?
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(Original post by WhyAlwaysMe?!)
Not feeling too bad, considering how close we're getting now. Will start revising heavily in the next weeks.
'Hardest' exam - Physics papers
'Easiest' exam - C1 maths
Not feeling too bad, considering how close we're getting now. Will start revising heavily in the next weeks.
'Hardest' exam - Physics papers
'Easiest' exam - C1 maths
(Original post by Not_a_horse)
I only have 5 exams this year but the universe has smitten me and 2 of them are on the same day (M1 and Physics) so not looking too forward to that.
I only have 5 exams this year but the universe has smitten me and 2 of them are on the same day (M1 and Physics) so not looking too forward to that.
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(Original post by Helfus)
Should I start revising soon?
Should I start revising soon?
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(Original post by Not_a_horse)
I only have 5 exams this year but the universe has smitten me and 2 of them are on the same day (M1 and Physics) so not looking too forward to that.
I only have 5 exams this year but the universe has smitten me and 2 of them are on the same day (M1 and Physics) so not looking too forward to that.
(Original post by #sarahsmith2)
How come you guys have Physics papers - I thought all the sciences were linear now?
How come you guys have Physics papers - I thought all the sciences were linear now?
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#11
(Original post by WhyAlwaysMe?!)
Physics and more physics... Sounds fun (not). :/ How come you only have 5 exams?
These exams don't contribute to the final A-level; they only contribute to a stand-alone AS qualification but will be used for predicted grades, university applications, etc.
Physics and more physics... Sounds fun (not). :/ How come you only have 5 exams?
These exams don't contribute to the final A-level; they only contribute to a stand-alone AS qualification but will be used for predicted grades, university applications, etc.
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(Original post by #sarahsmith2)
Oooh okay - so some schools make you do the whole AS separately for predicted grades to then repeat all of these exams the next year, or is it just past papers that you do?
Oooh okay - so some schools make you do the whole AS separately for predicted grades to then repeat all of these exams the next year, or is it just past papers that you do?
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#13
(Original post by WhyAlwaysMe?!)
You won't repeat the AS exams in the second year. You'll have to do the A-level exams, which assess content from both the AS and A-level years.
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You won't repeat the AS exams in the second year. You'll have to do the A-level exams, which assess content from both the AS and A-level years.
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(Original post by #sarahsmith2)
Okay I get it - but it'll still be the same content for half of the A Level exams though right?
Okay I get it - but it'll still be the same content for half of the A Level exams though right?
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#15
(Original post by #sarahsmith2)
YES! You should have already started but it's okay I'm starting now too - we can do this!
YES! You should have already started but it's okay I'm starting now too - we can do this!
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#16
(Original post by SuperHuman98)
Should have started atleast a month ago...
Should have started atleast a month ago...
And what grades are you hoping to attain?
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(Original post by SANTR)
What grades are you hoping to achieve?
What grades are you hoping to achieve?
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#18
(Original post by #sarahsmith2)
Hoping to get all As at AS and all A* at A level - I'm naturally clever so I'm not completely screwed by starting this late but I will be soon if I don't get my sh*t together :/
Hoping to get all As at AS and all A* at A level - I'm naturally clever so I'm not completely screwed by starting this late but I will be soon if I don't get my sh*t together :/
Have you started making notes etc?
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#20
Omg only 4 months?! Starting to feel slightly screwed to be honest, but I'm more worried about my French speaking which is before exams
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