Did my GCSE's last year, ask me anything!

Here's my grades:
Health & Social Care: D2 (9 equivalent)
Triple Biology: 6
Triple Chemistry: 7
Triple Physics: 7
Maths: 5
English Lang: 7
English Lit: 5 (would you believe me if I said I was predicted an 8?)
Electronics: 5
History: 7
Ask me whatever you want and I'll do my best to answer

What was your favourite subject and why?

Here's my grades:
Health & Social Care: D2 (9 equivalent)
Triple Biology: 6
Triple Chemistry: 7
Triple Physics: 7
Maths: 5
English Lang: 7
English Lit: 5 (would you believe me if I said I was predicted an 8?)
Electronics: 5
History: 7
Ask me whatever you want and I'll do my best to answer

I would recommend using Seneca, which is a revision website for GCSEs and (some) A-levels to boost your English grade. I'd be happy to mark some of your answers the best I can ^^ I used Seneca obsessively when I was in secondary and I can attest it did boost my grades. (It's also free!)
I haven't gotten any formal predictions yet, but college bases your grades on 1/2 your performance in lessons and 1/2 your actual marks from homework, SSAs, etc. I do mocks in May year 12 and January year 13, before doing my real exams in June year 13. Hope this helps!

Hmmm. I think History (interesting) Health & Social (teacher was really chill) and English (teacher was essentially my surrogate mother lmao). I'm doing History, English, and Ancient History at A-level now.

So in yr 12 do you have Official AS exams ? Cuz those r ur end of years and I suppose they r ur ucas predicted grades?
Also thank you so much for marking it. Cuz one thing I learned in English is that u can’t revise u need feedback!!

What topics did you study for history?

I did history of medicine (😄), the American west (🥱), Henry VIII (🤷) and the rise of n-zi Germany. I think my favourite one was medicine.

What was your favourite subject and why?

How did you manage to stay motivated and on top of all the work?

How did you manage to stay motivated and on top of all the work?

Was this question directed towards me or the OP?

I set out a list of most important subjects (history, english, maths obviously) and least important (sciences and electronics) and focused on the important ones. Really, it doesn't matter if you fail some subjects - most colleges will let you in with a pass in maths and English, and grade requirements only go higher than 4/5 if you're doing a specialist subject like psychology or further maths, so don't sweat it too much.

Was this question directed towards me or the OP?

I set out a list of most important subjects (history, english, maths obviously) and least important (sciences and electronics) and focused on the important ones. Really, it doesn't matter if you fail some subjects - most colleges will let you in with a pass in maths and English, and grade requirements only go higher than 4/5 if you're doing a specialist subject like psychology or further maths, so don't sweat it too much.

Oh i'm in a grammar school so theyve been expecting high grades haha

I answered it anyway lol

oops the OP - sorry!