u/Classic-Week3296

I'm an A level student taking Sciences, I mainly need a tablet to make notes, stream shows ,watch YouTube, play some games, listen to music etc so very basic everyday use stuff which tablet should I go with

If I do get an iPad A16 I'll get the apple pencil Usb-c with it and the total cost is in my budget so what should I go for?

I need an iPad mainly for making notes, annotating/solving past papers for my A-levels, watching videos, and playing normal games. Is the 11th gen iPad A16 a good choice? It's going to be my first ever Apple product, so I lowkey know nothing at all 😭 I do have a laptop which turns into a pad and I've been making notes on it but it's battery is cooked can't last 5 minutes without charger so I can't carry it to college

Guys whoever got an A or A* in physics can you give some tips

I wanna pursue dentistry and my subjects are bio, chem, physics

I'm really scared for physics because everyone and their moms keep saying it's the most difficult subject blah blah and I did find physics hard in IGCSE like compared to other Sciences and maths and I despised the magnetism and electricity chapters

I got an A* in physics and bio in IGCSE and an A in chem

I got my 6A*s and 3As in my IGCSE results and one of the As was in Maths

I haven't seen component grades yet as I don't think my school received them till now but I remember calculating my marks in paper 2 as I found the solved paper on tiktok and with doing strict marking I was losing around 15 marks so it would be an 85/100 so then I locked in for paper 4 and I didn't find the solved paper for that but I did discuss the paper with my friend who's like a genius in maths and my mistakes in total were costing me 5 marks I was pretty sure about all other answers and did cross check with a bunch of people but let's say I got around 92-93 that'd still cross the A* boundary

idk if I should go for recheck tho cause the grade increases in very rare cases and idk if my father would even agree

also ik I haven't checked component grades yet but I did a lot of research when calculating my marks so trust guys

I booked movie tickets for Spiderman for my friends and I using my mom's phone number and email, but she won't be coming with us. We plan to collect the tickets at the cinema on the day of the movie.

I have the booking confirmation email and can show them the confirmation/QR code on my phone. Is that usually enough, or do I need to bring anything else (like an ID or the card used for payment) since the booking is in my mom's name? I don't have an ID card cause I'm a minor but I do have the smart card which I'll take with me but would I need to bring my mom's ID card too considering the CNIC number was hers when booking

I'm 17 years old, and my periods are usually quite regular. They normally come every 28–32 days and last about 5–7 days (occasionally up to 8 days).

This cycle was different from the start. My period came about 4–5 days earlier than usual (around June 26). The bleeding was lighter than my normal period, I didn't get the normal heavy flow around day 2-3

After several days, the bleeding became very light. I stopped needing pads because there was no blood on them, but every time I wiped after using the toilet, I could still see brown stains on the tissue. I thought my period had ended a couple of times because the tissue was clean, but then brown spotting appeared on the tissue again when wiping

Over the next few days, the brown spotting continued. Sometimes there would be a small amount on my underwear, but mostly it only appeared when wiping. Around days 10–12, the spotting became lighter, and sometimes there were no stains at all. Then I started noticing fresh red spotting mixed with the brown.

Now it's day 13, and instead of stopping, the bleeding has become heavier again. I'm wearing pads again because they're actually filling with blood, not just catching a few spots. I don't usually get period cramps, and I haven't had severe pain, just a few cramps in like my ahh hole 😭

My mum and older sister both know what's happening. They've been saying it's normal and it happens sometimes but my periods have always been so regular since I first got them 4-5 years ago so I'm a little worried because this is the first time my period has ever lasted this long but idk if I need to get it checked out??

if I want to go into the health care field most probably dentistry but I'm not 100% sure what are some internships or like projects that I should do?? if I do a passion project what should it be about

everyone around me is doing some sort of projects or internships this summer before a levels and I'm doing nothing so can someone guide me on what I can do that aligns with my field

if I want to go into the health care field most probably dentistry but I'm not 100% sure what are some internships or like projects that I should do?? if I do a passion project what should it be about

everyone around me is doing some sort of projects or internships this summer before a levels and I'm doing nothing so can someone guide me on what I can do that aligns with my field

if I want to go into the health care field most probably dentistry but I'm not 100% sure what are some internships or like projects that I should do?? if I do a passion project what should it be about

everyone around me is doing some sort of projects or internships this summer before a levels and I'm doing nothing so can someone guide me on what I can do that aligns with my field

does anyone have updates savemyexams notes for bio 9700, chem 9701 and physics 9702?? or like if anyone has membership for savemyexams can they DM and help me out 🙏

does anyone know where I can find good and updated notes for bio 9700, chem 9701 and physics 9702??

does anyone have updated savemyexam notes for a levels chem, bio and physics (Cambridge)??

does anyone have savemyexam notes for bio, chem and physics (Cambridge);

does anyone know where I can find good notes for bio, physics and chem Cambridge? or does anyone have any good notes for them

in igcse I used savemyexam notes and they were very helpful but the membership ended after the exams so I can't use those anymore

Is A Level Physics very difficult?

I’m thinking of taking Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, but I’ve heard a lot of people say A Level Physics is quite hard.

I found Physics slightly harder than the other sciences and Maths at IGCSE level, which is why I’m wondering how manageable it would be at A Level.

I know I’ll have more clarity after my results in August, but generally, does A Level Physics require a lot of effort compared to the other sciences?

are 4 subjects really hard to do?? I'm considering medicine in the future and thinking of taking bio,chem and physics but I've heard that maths opens a lot of options and this combo keeps a lot of fields open but 4 subjects is a lot of burden

my sibling has done a levels and they said it's better to stick with 3

what are some good online resources I can use for studying Biology 9700, chemistry 9701, and physics 9702? I completely relied on savemyexam notes in my final year of IGCSEs cause a senior of ours shared their account with us and those notes helped a lot but the membership ended after the exams so can't use those anymore so what are some other good resources I can use?

why were the Oct nov thresholds for variant 2 so low in 2025 like it was 153/200 I remember doing those for practice and it was like the other papers not any pattern change so why did it drop so much? ig it also depends when you're actually sitting the paper cause there's a lot of pressure but I genuinely don't remember thinking that the paper was extremely hard it was like the other papers so I don't get the big drop cause usually the thresholds drop or increase by 3-5 marks

If I want to pursue medicine, healthcare, or another biology-related field in the future, which A-level combination is generally better: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics or Biology, Chemistry, and Maths? also which subject is generally harder in a levels physics or maths? I personally found physics a little harder than maths during igcses but I heard someone say that maths in A2 is also mostly physics?