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@@qzroqzro Hi thanks for the comment! Im enjoying the degree a lot and honestly its not as hard as I thought it would be. Most people tend to use a laptop with paper, but I use my ipad as i feel like its just more compact and less stuff to carry. You wont need to type much so honestly i would recommend a tablet.

@@themoonlit-wolf3773 Congrats!!

@@ItsMoses thank you! You get a congrats too!

Depends what you want to do, you can start working after gcses or a levels, but if you do not do a levels, you will struggle to find a uni place in most cases.

@@Sea-uu-ff Good luck!

You can definitely still get in, i know guys who got the same and got in

Thanks for your reply. To be specific, I needed an A* in Math, any other A* and an A (A*A*A); I achieved A in Maths, A* in Economics, A in Further Maths, and two other A’s (A*AAAA); are my chances of getting in still high?

I got mine online, but they also provided them in person, so i went in to get the physical results aswell.

Search up "(university name) clearing number" on google it's normally the first thing

@@MegabyteMusician Good luck!!

@@ItsMoses ended up getting 4 A*!!!! So immensely pleased and will be heading to warwick in September :)))

@@decorumrose Youre welcome bro, god bless you too 💪

Good luck bro!

@@TheWintertide Thanks!

Honestly the papers i thought i messed up, I did very well in. Its hard to know after an exam exactly how well you do. Honestly you can think you did rubbish and thats normal, but you may have done amazing!

@@ItsMoses thank u very much brother. I tend to overthink a lot. All I can say is inshallah I do very well. Keep me in ur prayers pls.

@@Vengeance-yb8lm At first I hated it because it's nothing like A-level maths. But once you get used to the type of maths, it becomes more enjoyable.

​@ItsMoses ty for the warning of what math will become 💀

@@TheFizzyband My dad is too humble I must praise him more

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@@guif04 Thanks bro appreciate it 🙏

Hi, thanks for the comment! Well at school we have 2 years to learn content for 3/4 subjects, before we take the exams. But it's definitely possible to do it in less time. Im not really too sure about how to register for the exams because my school did all of that themselves. For books, it really depends on the exam board but CGP books tend to be a good option. And for online resources, have a look at physicsandmaths tutor, they do much more than just physics and maths and have a crazy amount of resources for all subjects. Good luck, and if you have any more questions feel free to ask!

Nope, im at warwick!

To be honest all it takes for mechanics is just practice, most the questions are very similar and have the same method

Uhhh maybe 😅

Great to hear!

Yeah sure :)

It's definitely possible, but i wouldnt say anyone could realistically do it. It depends how quick you learn and how effective your revision is. Good luck!

@@ItsMoses would you say an average person with average person could do it , is it possible, lets say 10 hours of productive work every day and the day before the exam you rest well to prepare , would it be enough in 1 month

Edexcel A

Hi, thanks for the comment. Econ was really tough for me it took a long long time to understand all the content and how one thing links to another. Id recommend getting a tutor who can answer all your questions whenever youre confused. And the main thing i did for revision was essay plans and just comparing them to the mark schemes and figuring out what the questions usually want you to say. Good luck, and make sure to subscribe!

I'm not gonna lie bro c to a is a big jump.Nothing is impossible. You already know what to do.

Hi, i know a few people doing maths phys and its a very good degree but a big challenge 🙏🙏

Waalaikumasalam, the cube is a tornado v3 and on my rest day if ive finished everything then i would either do something productive e.g clean my room, or i would just do tomorrows work to get ahead :)

Hi, thanks for the comment! Honestly the best thing you can do is just keep practicing questions and understand how each type of questions are solved. Id recommend doing all past papers and looking at PMT papers and some topic specific questions from the textbooks. Last year this time i was averaging just above the A* threshold for most papers but never much higher, so im sure youll be fine! Good luck and make sure to subscribe:)

Honestly the best thing to do is go over practice questions for each topic one by one for 3 weeks and then finally do past papers for the last week

Hi, thanks for the comment. What helped me the most for econ is just writing out essay plans. Writing out full essays at this point isnt as worth it due to lack of time. So id say just do as many essay plans as possible then compare your plan to the mark scheme. Good luck and make sure to subscribe because i may make some econ specific videos👀

A few people have asked, so ill get one out asap. Make sure to subscribe to see when i post it :)

What I used is the PMT mixed question papers and specific topic questions. Also textbook questions near the end of each exercise are quite useful. Good luck!

@ItsMoses Thank you! And if I've done all the mixed exercises in the textbook, is there anything else you recommend especially during the lead up to exams?

@@Shaima23 maybe madasmaths questions id say?

I will get one made asap!

Hi Elliot, im loving warwick tbh. The campus is really nice and the maths department is really supportive. The course is definitely tough tho