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Hi, I was just wondering if Triple Science is a lot more difficult than Double.
For me, if I take Triple Science it fills up another subject option.
Would taking Double (11 subjects) be more or less difficult than taking Triple Science (10 subjects) or would the work balance out as another subject? Thank you
For me, if I take Triple Science it fills up another subject option.
Would taking Double (11 subjects) be more or less difficult than taking Triple Science (10 subjects) or would the work balance out as another subject? Thank you
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if it fills a subject, triple is way better. There is much less aditional content compared to another subject, it's just a bit harder concept wise than the core stuff. If you like science do it. It's less work in my opinion
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(Original post by Rohit Joshi)
if it fills a subject, triple is way better. There is much less aditional content compared to another subject, it's just a bit harder concept wise than the core stuff. If you like science do it. It's less work in my opinion
if it fills a subject, triple is way better. There is much less aditional content compared to another subject, it's just a bit harder concept wise than the core stuff. If you like science do it. It's less work in my opinion
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(Original post by Grey4444)
Honestly thank you so much! I just really did not know what to do because of all the specification changes and new GCSES and whether this would effect how difficult Triple Science is. Thanks again
Honestly thank you so much! I just really did not know what to do because of all the specification changes and new GCSES and whether this would effect how difficult Triple Science is. Thanks again
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(Original post by Rohit Joshi)
Ill admit i sat triple in 2016 (igcse edexcel). So I would double check, but from my memory the increase on content was very small. just had a lot more examination
Ill admit i sat triple in 2016 (igcse edexcel). So I would double check, but from my memory the increase on content was very small. just had a lot more examination
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(Original post by Grey4444)
Thank you so much for replying! You’ve been really helpful
Thank you so much for replying! You’ve been really helpful
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(Original post by Grey4444)
Hi, I was just wondering if Triple Science is a lot more difficult than Double.
For me, if I take Triple Science it fills up another subject option.
Would taking Double (11 subjects) be more or less difficult than taking Triple Science (10 subjects) or would the work balance out as another subject? Thank you
Hi, I was just wondering if Triple Science is a lot more difficult than Double.
For me, if I take Triple Science it fills up another subject option.
Would taking Double (11 subjects) be more or less difficult than taking Triple Science (10 subjects) or would the work balance out as another subject? Thank you
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(Original post by CemXx732)
I’m doing combined science at GCSE instead of triple and it’s much easier. There’s a lot less content which allows you to go into more detail in the parts you’re unsure about. It’s also 1 less exam for each science which is more stress free. Hope this helps!
I’m doing combined science at GCSE instead of triple and it’s much easier. There’s a lot less content which allows you to go into more detail in the parts you’re unsure about. It’s also 1 less exam for each science which is more stress free. Hope this helps!
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(Original post by Grey4444)
Thank you! If you don’t mind me asking was your GCSE on the old or new specification?
Thank you! If you don’t mind me asking was your GCSE on the old or new specification?
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(Original post by Rohit Joshi)
3A* in triple igcse 2016
3A* in triple igcse 2016
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(Original post by Grey4444)
Yes, thank you! For me, doing Triple Science would fill an extra subject slot. Do you think this would still be more work than doing another subject altogether? Thanks again
Yes, thank you! For me, doing Triple Science would fill an extra subject slot. Do you think this would still be more work than doing another subject altogether? Thanks again
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(Original post by CemXx732)
I don’t think it would be as much work as doing another subject as you’ve learnt most of the course anyway. There are only a few parts to each topic that you have to learn as well as all the compulsory stuff so I think that doing a new different subject would be harder
I don’t think it would be as much work as doing another subject as you’ve learnt most of the course anyway. There are only a few parts to each topic that you have to learn as well as all the compulsory stuff so I think that doing a new different subject would be harder
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(Original post by Grey4444)
You did amazing! 3 A*s! Congratulations!
You did amazing! 3 A*s! Congratulations!
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(Original post by CemXx732)
I’m doing combined science at GCSE instead of triple and it’s much easier. There’s a lot less content which allows you to go into more detail in the parts you’re unsure about. It’s also 1 less exam for each science which is more stress free. Hope this helps!
I’m doing combined science at GCSE instead of triple and it’s much easier. There’s a lot less content which allows you to go into more detail in the parts you’re unsure about. It’s also 1 less exam for each science which is more stress free. Hope this helps!
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(Original post by Goldfish4343)
Nope. Same number of exams, at least for AQA, but triple is 30 mins longer.
Nope. Same number of exams, at least for AQA, but triple is 30 mins longer.
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(Original post by CemXx732)
Well I’m doing AQA GCSE trilogy science and I’m doing 2 exams for Biology,Chemistry and Physics but triple science are doing 3 exams for Biology, Chemistry. That’s what I’ve been told by my teachers so I’m not wrong
Well I’m doing AQA GCSE trilogy science and I’m doing 2 exams for Biology,Chemistry and Physics but triple science are doing 3 exams for Biology, Chemistry. That’s what I’ve been told by my teachers so I’m not wrong
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