u/SoftwareWeary4177

Hey guys. So basically, I, messed up. Bought a GPU at the worst time possible, and got into gaming for… 1.5 month(s). I still have maths S1, basically 70 percent of AS physics, and 70 percent of computer science left to revise. With 24 days left, how likely is it, that I am able to revise the entire content, and spare 10-15 days for yearlies?

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I am willing to do whatever it takes, even if that means studying 14 hours a day, as for the past 2 days I’ve been studying non stop. Please someone who’s experienced enough can I expect to get an AAA/AAB grade? If it’s almost certainly impossible and if I am doomed, let me know, I will face reality, for what it actually is!

BTW if you were wondering here’s my exam schedule: 29th April (Math P1), 8th May (CS P1), 12th May (Math S1), 13th May (CS P2), 20th May (Physics P2), and 3rd June (Physics P1).

Did not include Physics P3 (which is on the 26th or 27th) cuz I am already pretty good at it, and can manage 32-34/40.

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Thanks!

Hey guys. So basically, I, messed up. Bought a GPU at the worst time possible, and got into gaming for… 1.5 month(s). I still have maths S1, basically 70 percent of AS physics, and 70 percent of computer science still left to revise. With 24 days left, how likely is it that I am able to revise the entire content, and spare 10-15 days for yearlies.

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I am willing to do whatever it takes, even if that means studying 14 hours a day, as for the past 2 days I’ve been studying non stop. Please someone who’s experienced enough can I expect to get an AAA/AAB grade? If it’s almost certainly impossible and if I am doomed, let me know, I will face reality, for what it actually is!

BTW if you were wondering here’s my exam schedule: 29th April (Math P1), 8th May (CS P1), 12th May (Math S1), 13th May (CS P2), 20th May (Physics P2), and 3rd June (Physics P1).