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Oh this is such an awesome advice, I'll try following this tooAtps shouldn't be too much trouble. Weightage is low for atps. Do as many papers as you can but it would be wiser to focus more on p2. Finish P2 first since Atp is a little general. There is a graph in each , for Bio sometimes drawing. Mostly about how you can improve investigations. For Chem just know salts, moles and the rest is easy. Physics is quite general. Shouldn't be a problem if you have done p1 and p2.
Well these days Im finishing maths but earlier I used to do what I liked. Basically I made sure I did equal of each for example if I was on 2010 in Chem , I would do till 2010 for Physics and Bio too before starting 2011 for Chem.
I'll ask in a few days , when I start revising Bio
Are you doing variants too ? (papers 11 , 21)
I'm thinking that now in april I should do one subject from phys chem bio plus addmath or math in a day
For physics chemistry bio even when I'm left with few topics I feel that it's time to close the books and do pastpapers so I can see where I stand in the topics I've already done and so I can get an overview of a few topics left
So I'm planning to do their p1 and P2
Once I'm done with atleast 5 years in each I'll open back my books
I'm thinking to keep a day aside for atps like a Sunday perhaps when I'll do all atps combined and check out the areas I lack in
And I'll follow your advice of making sure my chem bio and phys go along with each other
I haven't done any variant yet but I'm planning to practise them as well