hey i was wondering if in geo a level u can use econ concepts like injection into the circular flow of the economy etc and get credited well i feel like it cld be a good strategy to develop my paragraphs cause if not then im wasting my time. Idk i was wondering if anyone else does this. For reference i do ocr and icl they lit credit anything it seems.
does anyone have the mock 2026 papers
i’m so scared i was wondering what the chances of a simple harmonic motion question for edexcel will come up cause im losing all the marks if it does
hey guys this is kinda a vent but i’m so sad rn because revising for my a levels i’ve realised how much i hate all my subjects but maths. I am not very good at geo and economics and that’s the course im doing at ucl. I am getting like 90+ in further maths papers and i genuinely enjoy doing the subject whereas i dont know if ill get an A* in geo or econ and i find it boring to revise. my mum doesn’t want me to take a gap yr because of the risk that i might not get into one of the top unis if i reapplied. i feel like also the career prospects wld be better off in the long run but is it worth it if i mess up like the tmua or smthing (im rlly bad at non calc) also i haven’t rlly done maths supracurriculars because my teachers didnt push me and made me think i was bad at maths what do i do i dont want to go to a uni for maths or like maths and econ unless it was ucl oxbridge or lse cause otherwise imo it wouldnt be worth the gap ye
my friend says my answer is sub 10 but idk for part e can someone say ik the eval is rlly short id defo extend in the real thing but
was paper 2 considered “hard” because i found it pretty easy i got like 87% with some silly mistakes but paper 1 was so bad did anyone else experience this cause i keep hearing that both papers r bad but