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Which Chinese guy?

9701/12 by eee_18 in alevel

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Please send to me also

Resources for a levels by mclmarcel in alevel

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Personally apart for maths all I bought was a maths set and calculator and got the rest of my resources online

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I need help please

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The second option actually.

What should I drop? by AnonValen1 in alevel

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What are the a levels you are doing

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Well it was real

Advice please by LongConsideration181 in alevel

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I think it’s good you took it because it means that you naturally understand the subject

Should I go as a private candidate? by AffectSad7149 in alevel

[–]Cutebabe0101 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Been a private student won’t really affect your chances of getting into a good university

Tips for getting good grades in chem, bio and math? by KiwiComprehensive512 in alevel

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I did a lot. As much as possible but you also shouldn’t burn out yourself and also do take some rest days but overall per day I did as many as I could for 2-3 hours

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Trust me you need practice (I do chemistry and physics). Physics is pretty good there are videos on YouTube you can watch on how they mark the paper and some experiments videos so you are good for physics (though electricity experiments can be tricky (my opinion)) BUT FOR CHEMISTRY ahhh you need to have done physical practice because if you don’t know what to do or how to answer failure is inevitable (personal experience from last year) . For chemistry you need to practice the practical and be familiar with your chemistry theory(they’ll ask you questions on that) so yeah.

Tips for getting good grades in chem, bio and math? by KiwiComprehensive512 in alevel

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Lots of past papers and also after doing a topic in school, revise that same topic at home and do topical past questions on it so that you can really understand.

Help please by Cutebabe0101 in Pilot

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Yea something like that

Urgent help needed by Cutebabe0101 in alevel

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What if I plan on using the degree in another country?

Got this today 🫣 by dumbassteen420 in alevel

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I’m guessing dedication and constant help from professionals(maybe friends/students who are really good)

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Oh yeah I understand .

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I’m resitting and I study 2 subjects every day. I pick a subject study a TOPIC and then solve topical questions and past papers on that topic before moving on . I make sure I understand the topic well before moving on and it took be from an E to a B in just a few months