For biasness, I would take h2 physics, more fun than h1
GSC lol.
But then, nonsense over, I going to tell you my opinion.
Don’t be intimdiated about the students in your class. I shall
use myself as an example.
I come from a quite bottom rank JC. I take H2 chem for A levels.
In my class, most are from pure chem, grades range from B3 to A1.
What about me? I took combined chem/bio in O levels, and scored a
B3. Yes B3, it’s not an A1, and I’m taking h2 chem!
I worked hard for H2 chem. So I just got back my A levels result
this year. I got B for h2 chem. Yes it’s a bit disappointing that I
didn’t get A. Now you ask me how others fare? I tell you the truth,
most got C and below.
What happened? The truth surfaced. Still rmb I say I come frmo a
quite bottom rank JC? Here’s my observation. If you worked hard,
you will do better than those who don’t. How hard? That determines
on your drive in doing well.
Why in one year there is 60% A? Maybe that year your school’s
prelim spotted similar qn in A levels? But then, it’s H1 GSC and not h1 econs. It’s more likely that in that
year, the 10 students WORKED HARD.
Statistics show data, but it does not explain why % differs
every year.
You already say H1 GSC is tested this
year. Use this as an adventage. Concentrate on your H1 GSC & H1 PW (Which depends
on your group) a lot more than other subjects. Just make sure your
other subjects are at passing range. Pay attention in lectures
.
If you truly like h1 GSC, don’t let other
students in your class or the statistics intimidate you. To me, if
you worked damn hard, a B grade is more or less guranteed.
On the other hand, like what the above person said, if you do
not know what h2 physics is about/do not like physics in O levels,
DO NOT TAKE H2 PHYSICS.
Do reply us about ur decision