Alright thanks!
One more thing, though...
Refering to my current results, what should I place my focus
on?
I'm currently focusing on my Emaths and hopefully drive it up to an
A2.
From my prelim results, should I contine doing so and secure an
A1/A2 or should I switch my focus on other subjects like English (
to ensure that my ' O ' levels result does'nt get nulled ) because
I heard that once a person fail English, other subjects would be
considered null and void?
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Edit : Alright, point taken, Darkness. Looks like it's English (
compulsory ) Maths and Science on the frontiers ( A1/A2 for these )
and Combine Humans and DnT on the back ( A2/B3 for these )
Amaths will be used as a backup and chinese is history.
What sucks for my subject combination is that I have a pretty
much balanced built.
My grades are usually B3-B4 standards with the dangerous
possibility of getting a C5.
Whereas my friends got A1 for Emaths and A1 for science,
but failed miserably at the rest, C5-C6 standards, some even up to
E8 for English but damn good in Maths, I got consistant grades.
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I'm always the one getting
a lower position even when my L1B4 beats them. The grading system
goes according to the number of A1s and A2s you have. People like
me who have no A1/A2 but consistant B3 don't get much limelight
:/
I understand your point i.e A1 for maths and sciences, but E8
for English. This happens quite commonly. I used to be like this
too. Well, I can say that they are more of an analytical mind
rather than the language person.
For you, I would call you an all-rounded. Foundation is there,
but still make mistakes some time. It's not a bad thing. What I can
advice is.. Improve your English a little by practicing
comprehension, and report writing format (know these format well
ahead instead of last minute thing).
For sciences, If you have doubts, Please post your questions
here. You need to know the concepts well before you
can attempt the TYS or any questions. Hammering the TYS
isn't a wise solution at this stage.
Buck up on your Concepts first, if you have questions or unsure
about what the concepts is talking about, you can post it in this
forum too. We have experts in Chemistry, Biology, Physics,
Engineering and the whole forum is your solutions.
After you've know your concepts wells, then you can hit the TYS.
This process is what I called "exposure to different types of
questions", which is then your ultimate tools for preparing O
level.