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I've been failing all the past papers, what should I do :( ? (1 Viewer)

bobcarter

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I've been failing all the past papers, what should I do :( ? Can someone please give me help/advice?
 

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get ur concepts right first. u have minimal time, but hey it's still time. focus on past questions that u have difficulty on
 

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get ur concepts right first. u have minimal time, but hey it's still time. focus on past questions that u have difficulty on
Thank you, my problem is that I can't seem to apply what I've learnt onto the questions.
 

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get help with tutor to clear up hard concepts
 

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Understand everything before you do past papers. Write down where you go wrong and work on fixing your mistakes (especially useful for maths!!).

For example, if I was studying for maths and I find that I often got polynomial questions wrong, I would see which aspect I got wrong and do exercises targeting that aspect (practise makes perfect!). Or if I was doing past papers for physics and I missed points about communication in waves, I would go over that part of the syllabus until I know it inside out.

Hope that helps :)


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Make sure when you are marking them you actually figure out where you went wrong rather than just giving it a cross then moving on. If you notice you are getting a lot of the same type of question wrong, find a textbook exercise on those types of questions and do them until you are getting htem right
 

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