Hi,
I've just collected my AS results. I was hoping for all A's.
I took my ICT a year early so have actually picked up my final result for A2 ICT. I got an A*! Obviously very pleased with that.
In Physics and Biology I got A's. An A is the highest possible in AS level, so am again thrilled with these results.
As you may know, I am hoping to take Chemistry at university and so Chemistry is really the most important result. I got a B. I'm disappointed with this as I thought the exam went ok, but I got a c in the exam, luckily I got an a in January, so it is possible to still get an A overall. I will be resitting the exam and ordering to get my paper sent to me so I can see where I went wrong.
Overall they are fantastic results, but it is marred somewhat by. The subject I'm wanting to take in university being the one I did worst in. I still want to do Chemsitry, and will just have to put more effort into it. Perhaps I was complacent after the success in my January exams and didn't put the needed effort into the exam. Needless to say I will be revising a lot more now. In fact I plan to start revision for the resit during the holidays.
It might be that I need a new revision technique. Does anyone have any?
Thanks,
Matt B
I've just collected my AS results. I was hoping for all A's.
I took my ICT a year early so have actually picked up my final result for A2 ICT. I got an A*! Obviously very pleased with that.
In Physics and Biology I got A's. An A is the highest possible in AS level, so am again thrilled with these results.
As you may know, I am hoping to take Chemistry at university and so Chemistry is really the most important result. I got a B. I'm disappointed with this as I thought the exam went ok, but I got a c in the exam, luckily I got an a in January, so it is possible to still get an A overall. I will be resitting the exam and ordering to get my paper sent to me so I can see where I went wrong.
Overall they are fantastic results, but it is marred somewhat by. The subject I'm wanting to take in university being the one I did worst in. I still want to do Chemsitry, and will just have to put more effort into it. Perhaps I was complacent after the success in my January exams and didn't put the needed effort into the exam. Needless to say I will be revising a lot more now. In fact I plan to start revision for the resit during the holidays.
It might be that I need a new revision technique. Does anyone have any?
Thanks,
Matt B
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