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I plan on studying electrical engineering in uni and my choosen unis don’t specify they want M2 , I did M1 last year and only got a C and don’t think I can do better,am I better off doing S1 cause I’m worried M2 is too hard.
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S1 is a lot easier than M2(Not easy by any means but certainly easier than M2), i don't think there's been a single year without M2 being an absolute horror story.
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S1 is an AS module whereas M2 an A2 module. You cannot complete the second year with an AS module
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(Original post by Yaboi)
S1 is a lot easier than M2(Not easy by any means but certainly easier than M2), i don't think there's been a single year without M2 being an absolute horror story.
S1 is a lot easier than M2(Not easy by any means but certainly easier than M2), i don't think there's been a single year without M2 being an absolute horror story.
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S1 is an AS module whereas M2 an A2 module. You cannot complete the second year with an AS module
S1 is an AS module whereas M2 an A2 module. You cannot complete the second year with an AS module
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S1 < Anything
S1 < Anything
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(Original post by Muizzamim)
In my college it’s pretty normal for people do do S1 and M1 instead or m1 m2 or s1 s2 so I’m pretty sure it counts as a full a level still but I’ll ask my teachers anyway.
In my college it’s pretty normal for people do do S1 and M1 instead or m1 m2 or s1 s2 so I’m pretty sure it counts as a full a level still but I’ll ask my teachers anyway.
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(Original post by Muizzamim)
So your saying s1 is easier then all the other math units ?
So your saying s1 is easier then all the other math units ?
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S1 is an AS module whereas M2 an A2 module. You cannot complete the second year with an AS module
S1 is an AS module whereas M2 an A2 module. You cannot complete the second year with an AS module
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This is incorrect.
This is incorrect.
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(Original post by Luke Collinson)
It is correct. See here http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/75811-specification.pdf. The MEI syllabus, and edexcel, both state that there're AS and A2 modules. Can can't get an A2 qualification with an AS module.
It is correct. See here http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/75811-specification.pdf. The MEI syllabus, and edexcel, both state that there're AS and A2 modules. Can can't get an A2 qualification with an AS module.
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What exam board are you doing?
What exam board are you doing?
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(Original post by Notnek)
Read page 23 (section 4.3.2) of the OCR spec you linked.
Read page 23 (section 4.3.2) of the OCR spec you linked.
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Read page 23 (section 4.3.2) of the OCR spec you linked.
Read page 23 (section 4.3.2) of the OCR spec you linked.
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As I said, you can't do an A2 without the accompanying AS module. Notice the comma and semicolon placement in the linked file.
As I said, you can't do an A2 without the accompanying AS module. Notice the comma and semicolon placement in the linked file.
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You can't do the following combination:
C1 (AS), C2 (AS), M1 (AS), C3 (A2), C4 (A2), S1 (AS).
C1 (AS), C2 (AS), M1 (AS), C3 (A2), C4 (A2), S1 (AS).
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(Original post by Luke Collinson)
You can't do the following combination:
C1 (AS), C2 (AS), M1 (AS), C3 (A2), C4 (A2), S1 (AS).
You can't do the following combination:
C1 (AS), C2 (AS), M1 (AS), C3 (A2), C4 (A2), S1 (AS).
Please stop spreading false information.
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(Original post by Luke Collinson)
You can't do the following combination:
C1 (AS), C2 (AS), M1 (AS), C3 (A2), C4 (A2), S1 (AS).
You can't do the following combination:
C1 (AS), C2 (AS), M1 (AS), C3 (A2), C4 (A2), S1 (AS).
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(Original post by Muizzamim)
I plan on studying electrical engineering in uni and my choosen unis don’t specify they want M2 , I did M2 last year and only got a C and don’t think I can do better,am I better off doing S1 cause I’m worried M2 is too hard.
I plan on studying electrical engineering in uni and my choosen unis don’t specify they want M2 , I did M2 last year and only got a C and don’t think I can do better,am I better off doing S1 cause I’m worried M2 is too hard.
Then on the other hand, students on average will say that S1 is easier...
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