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Hello, I am done with olevels and i want to ask you that if i give maths al in mayjune then what is the benefit? and whether i can do it or not as i am also giving physics and chemistry .
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Maths AL or AS in mayjune? need suggestion
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You can do it if u study for it most of the time, keep your concepts crystal clear. If i was at ur place, I would give AS in may and A2 in November. ^_^
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I gave Maths AL this M/J session along with Physics and Chemistry. (Got a B in it)
The benefits of giving Maths AL is that
1. You have less burden on you the next year and can give more time to Physics and Chemistry
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2. You can pick up Further Maths .
Whether you can do it or not depends entirely on you. It would benefit you a lot if you have taken Add. Maths at OL because if you have, then you have essentially studied most of P1 paper.
The benefits of giving Maths AL is that
1. You have less burden on you the next year and can give more time to Physics and Chemistry
or
2. You can pick up Further Maths .
Whether you can do it or not depends entirely on you. It would benefit you a lot if you have taken Add. Maths at OL because if you have, then you have essentially studied most of P1 paper.
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Only go for it if you're good at Math. A-Level maths isn't particularly difficult since the questions are set in similar styles to those in the past papers, so getting a decent grade all boils down to how much practice you can do, but most people find it difficult so try to gauge your competency in it first and then make a move.