A level physics and math in 60 days

gallaxyzone2025

it possible to complete Edexcel A level pure math 1,2,3, and Edexcel A level physics unite 1,2,3 in 60 (2 month) days and get 70% marks..
How many hours a day should study for achieve my target....

Reply 1

DataVenia

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Original post by gallaxyzone2025

it possible to complete Edexcel A level pure math 1,2,3, and Edexcel A level physics unite 1,2,3 in 60 (2 month) days and get 70% marks..
How many hours a day should study for achieve my target....

One A level is designed to take a nominal 360 hours of guided learning. So you'd be doing 720 hours in 60 days. So that's 12 hours per day, 7 days a week. What mark you obtain at the end of that is impossible to predict, as it's so dependent on your ability (not just your study hours).

Note that the above leaves to time for revision, past papers, etc.

Reply 2

gallaxyzone2025

Original post by DataVenia

One A level is designed to take a nominal 360 hours of guided learning. So you'd be doing 720 hours in 60 days. So that's 12 hours per day, 7 days a week. What mark you obtain at the end of that is impossible to predict, as it's so dependent on your ability (not just your study hours).
Note that the above leaves to time for revision, past papers, etc.

Is 360 hours for a subject only for AS level, or for AS+A2 level?

Reply 3

DataVenia

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Original post by gallaxyzone2025

Is 360 hours for a subject only for AS level, or for AS+A2 level?

It's for a full A level. Your post refers to "Edexcel A level", which is the question I answered. If you're doing AS levels, then you can halve those numbers.

Reply 4

gallaxyzone2025

Original post by DataVenia

It's for a full A level. Your post refers to "Edexcel A level", which is the question I answered. If you're doing AS levels, then you can halve those numbers.

That means 180 hours for each subject AS level..
Now for my Edexcel AS level math (pure math 1,2,3) and physics (unite 1,2,3) approximately 180+180+ (150 hours for past paper and revision) total 500 hour's is enough..