Chem - A*
Physics - A
Maths - A*
Further Maths - A

I referred to the specification, text books, past papers, revision guides and resources. I also got help from TSR and YouTube.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Sam_R9

Chem - A*
Physics - A
Maths - A*
Further Maths - A

I referred to the specification, text books, past papers, revision guides and resources. I also got help from TSR and YouTube.

In terms of maths, did you just watch videos then do past paper questions by topic?

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Anon#9

Original post by Anonymous

In terms of maths, did you just watch videos then do past paper questions by topic?

I usually do past paper questions by topic and if I get stuck, I watch videos explaining the concept.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Sam_R9

I usually do past paper questions by topic and if I get stuck, I watch videos explaining the concept.

Do you do past paper by topic after learning concept from YouTube video?

Reply 12

Anon#9

Original post by Anonymous

Do you do past paper by topic after learning concept from YouTube video?

Nope, before that.
But I'd recommend you to watch the video first.

Reply 13

Anonymous #1

Original post by Sam_R9

Nope, before that.
But I'd recommend you to watch the video first.

In terms of chemistry then, just text book end of chapter questions then?

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Anonymous #2

How are you planning on managing your time so you can get ahead of your subjects and stay on top of the work that you are currently doing at school?

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Anon#9

Original post by Anonymous

In terms of chemistry then, just text book end of chapter questions then?

Um, not exactly.
You can get some good revision resources from physicsandmathstutor.com.
I've worked on them, end of chapter questions and the past papers.

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Rarest

Yes, can't speak for biology 100% but for maths and chemistry it's just grinding questions and watching the occasional youtube video.
Biology requires a bit of memory from what I've heard and tons of past paper practice to really get a feel for what the examiners want, but it seems doable.

tldr; yes.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Anonymous

How are you planning on managing your time so you can get ahead of your subjects and stay on top of the work that you are currently doing at school?