How to get 7+ in TMUA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
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In this video, I guide you through how you can independently achieve a 7+ in the TMUA admission exam. The editing of the video was rushed in order to publish it as soon as possible (before my holiday), so apologies if there are any mistakes.
These tips helped me achieve a Grade 7 in the TMUA and 2 interviews with Cambridge for Computer Science
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@rtwodrew2 : • TMUA
TMUA Ninja: exams.ninja/tmua/
⌚Timestamps:
01:44 Specification
03:28 Free resource No.1
04:30 Timed questions
05:35 Paid resource No.1
06:13 Paid resource No.2
07:39 Free alternatives
08:34 Low scores
09:01 Past papers 1
09:46 Free resource No.2
12:09 Past papers 2
13:29 Keeping track
15:28 Last tips
🙋🏻♀️Who am I?
If you are looking for a YT Channel to guide you through Year 10, 11, 12 and 13 to Grade 9s at GCSE and As/A*s at A Level, you have come to the right place!
My name is Tamra, and I achieved Grade 9s in all of my subjects at GCSE. However, I was not always achieving Grade 9s in Year 11. I actually went from a Grade 6 to Grade 9 in English Language - I did this by changing my mindset, how I looked, and answered the questions.
Now, I am completing 5 A Levels in Maths, Further Maths, Computer Science, Physics and Music, and I have 4/4 offers so far to study Computer Science at uni.
With hard work and my (free) guidance, you will be able to get higher grades and perhaps even all 9s in your final exams if you put your mind to it. Anything is possible :). Feel free to like, comment, or subscribe if this helps you. I hope to see you in the next video.
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Thanks for the shout out
Thank you for the super useful content!!
absolute legend
Thank you so much for that exam ninja resource. I would’ve wasted all the past papers by now if not for u🙏
Also good to read Notes of logic and proof to fully learn about the terminology of Paper 2!!!
Oh yes! This is great advice!! I forgot to mention this ahhh
Very helpful and knowledgeable ! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Tamra -As you are so well in teaching may be a lecturer is an excellent job for your future ???
Perhaps! I've never really thought about becoming a lecturer but could be interesting. First step is to discover something to lecture about!
Hey tamra!! Can you please share with us your after school time table during GCSEs and also how to effectively take notes on flash cards and sticky notes??
It would be a really great help!!❤
if you don't mind me asking, what kind of scores were you getting when you started preparing?
if i start now can i still get a high score, ive been only a little bit of tmua prep so far
Paper 1 is what messes me up. The timing on both papers is hard. But the paper 2s save me.
great video. Thanks
how much did u get in ur TMUA without the help of any teachers?
tamara do u know if its pronounced t m u a or tmooa??
Great Video! Any idea what score I should be aiming for as I will be applying for Cambridge economics.
HI TAMRA I JUST WANTED TO ASK IF YOU CAN DO A VIDEO ON GCSE GEOGRAPHY TIPS PLS IF YOU CAN. THANK YOU :)
Hi! Thank you for uploading this video, it's quite helpful. I've learnt all of the contents on the specification and everything I need for paper2, but unfortunately I don't have access to the textbook or Ninja questions. Do you think I would definitely need to get those resources? Or I can just do all of the past papers many times and time myself to get a high score on the actual exam.
Try and use the past papers first, and if you can see yourself improving without the other resources then you're good! If you do need more practice, it would be useful to invest in more questions, however most resources help with paper 1 rather than paper 2
@@tamratips thank you
Hello! I really need some guidance. Ive purchased everything you have mentioned in the video, and over the past weeks ive been working through ALOT of practice questions on TMUA ninja. However, I feel like im not improving at ALL. I am frequently guessing / or inputting incorrect answers on these practice questions. Did you feel the same way? Or is this just the universe telling me that mathematics is not my strong suit?
And I actually try my best to understand all the solutions, but I feel like it only helps me to answer similar questions to it in the future, but once another hard and unfamiliar question comes up my brain just doesent work.
Hey, like you said, understanding the answers are the best way forward. Have you tried redoing the questions you get wrong from scratch (I.e. not just understanding but physically writing out the solutions without looking at the answer)? Are you guessing or inputting correctly after 3 minutes or are you giving yourself more time? If after 3 minutes, try and solve the question in your own time and then once you start to improve, then perhaps limit the time little by little. The TMUA style questions do take a while to get used to. I certainly found it hard when I was first starting out so you are not alone! Let me know if you still need advice and I'll be happy to get back to you!
Hey Tamra!! Can you share with us your after school weekly time tables during your GCSE prep in year 10 and 11??
It would really be a great help, please 🥺
Please gurll ❤❤❤
i tried signing up for the amsp course specifically for tmua but it’s not free , do u know any other resources where i could do topic questions as there are certain topics i am struggling with.
The specific TMUA course on AMSP is not free but there are free TMUA/MAT classes like the screenshot I showed in the vid. If the spaces on that program are full, it might be worth signing up to the problem solving classes.
R2drew2 has good topic questions but I'm not sure of any other resources than what I mentioned. I did organise the past papers by topic by myself so you could do the same and cover one topic at a time.
I know that this is unrelated but i really need help in gcse computer science!!! Pls make a vid ill be really greatful❤
Love this video, do u think if i start now i still have time to get a 7 in the TMUA in October and how much revision should i be doing for it every day, how much did u do and when did u start revising . I’ve only attempted one past paper and got 4/20 on it. Thanks sm for all the tips!!
If you know all the content already then it's just about practice. Practice makes perfect! Try and complete questions daily. Since it's closer to October than I started, perhaps do 15 or 20 practice questions a day. This should only take around an hour. When you mark your questions, make sure you fully understand the answer and maybe try and redo the questions at the end of the day to prove that you know how to get the correct answer. Hope this helps!
@@tamratips yes it does thank you so much, now considering doing it in january
hey thanks for the video it was really insightful. Im not really a huge begginer but i was wondering if it would be possible for me to get to that 7+ range by the time of the first round of TMUA (16th or 17th october) while im currently sitting at the 4-5 range.
I think it's definitely possible! You still have at least 2 full months to work on the TMUA and I found that the skills you learn in the first month of Y13 are useful (you can do a lot in one month).
what are your a level scores?
Is now a good time to start - if so what should we be doing the papers straight away?
Now is a great time to start if you are sitting it this year. First, make sure that you know all the content on the spec. Then maybe sit the spec paper to see what mark you are getting. Based on the mark, decide if you need more practice before doing papers or not.
Imperial says that they advise we sit the TMUA in October for compsci, but im thinking of sitting it in January because i will have more time to revise, Idk what do you suggest?
It depends if you've covered all the content by October and if you're an Oxbridge applicant. Oxbridge applicants are early entry, so they sit the TMUA in October regardless. Otherwise, the advantages of sitting it early are that you get interviewed earlier and hear back earlier when there are many spaces available. Disadvantages of sitting it in January are that applicants may already have received offers by then (I received an offer end of November) which may make you feel more stressed. However, you will get the extra revision time as you said. In addition, although you have more revision time, it means it's one more thing you have to focus on alongside your A levels/IB. Something to think about!