u/bookish-writer

im going to be taking my AS exams in january next year and then A2 in may/june the same year — note that i wont be STUDYING A2 after january as ill have the content covered by oct/nov the previous year, ill just be taking the exams this way for personal reasons.

so my question is how exactly should i plan my revision for A2 after completing my AS exams? until oct ill be continuing learning A2 material, then ill be revising for my AS exams from november

after jan/feb, what should my schedule be like? how many past papers a day would be good, etc.. just any tips please i’d really appreciate it

best place to find topical questions for math? is it pmt or is there something better out there?(im doing ial edexcel but i guess anything should be fine i think)

how long is best to spam past papers to study? are 3 months enough for A2 (from like mid feb until exams start)? i do bio chem and maths, and ofc ill try doing topicals while i study and memorize stuff etc using flashcards

im going to start studying A2 chem during the summer as ive heard theres a big jump from AS to A2. does anyone have any tips on how to effectively build a good foundation? resources, etc. i do ial edexcel but cambridge shouldnt be that different i think

does anyone have any notes on bio and chem practicals for AS especially? preferably edexcel but idm cambridge

PLEASEEE and thank you <3

does anyone have any notes on bio and chem practicals for AS especially? preferably edexcel but idm cambridge

PLEASEEE and thank you <3

i use savemyexams for bio notes and its so annoying to open a new page after each topic does anyone have a way to avoid this for free please :(

i did my first bio paper 1 yesterday (ial edexcel) and it left me kind of scared for the actual paper. the questions are really weird and theres a lot of application i feel, and it was def the worst paper out of chem math and bio (chem and math i found to be enjoyable)

does anyone have any tips on how to answer these questions and improve? i know practice makes perfect and ill continue doing past papers, but im worried they wont help if i dont know how to answer the questions in the first place

like the title says, i want to self study the entirety of a level math. ive always been good at teaching myself things so im hoping it wont be too hard. plus i have teachers i can ask for help if needed. i also need to sit for the actual exam in one year so any tips are appreciated!!

(ps, not looking for people to discourage me from taking the exam sooner. i have my reasons.)

how the hell do i prepare for paper 2 i hate business omds i cant wait to get this over with

tips to do well on this paper please!!

i have like 2 days to study for business and i lowk havent touched it in a long time.. i know its kind of common sense at times but i still want to make sure im very prepared for the paper because i need to get an A*, but i also dont really know how to study it rn as i dont have time for papers.

tips please??

i dont see anyone talking about business but i really need help since i havent been focusing on it at all. pleaseee give me tips on how to get A*

how do i prepare for paper 6 while focusing on subjects like physics and business? i dont have much time to prepare for it but i really need to do well because p4 was difficult

like i know the paper will be different too and questions on really small topics might be asked