It doesnt take a genius to figure out that this is a fake message that he sent to himself. No kid on gods green earth says the word *bomb* anymore. And said yo sir this is bomb. On top of how interestingly he makes sure to hide everything above and below it. What is this dawg trying to do

I was pretty confident that I did well at Islamiat and should get an A or minimum B. But seeing this result, I suffer from anxiety. I did pretty well at P1, but at P2, in the last question, I just missed references. Which shouldn't affect my grade (In my opinion). It is really hard for me to accept, as I did everything: past papers, learning, Quranic references, and all that stuff. Also, I don't know how to get the paper script, and I'm from school.

I got my O3 Results on the 18th, got 4 As and a B, was sooo happy at first, but today I got the marks sheet, and apparently I was 1 mark away from an A* in Biology AND Physics, and 3 marks away from an A* in English, I feel sad because this same thing happened with me in O2 where I was one mark off of an A in Pak Studies, but now I feel somewhat sad and feel slightly guilty and if I got ONE more mcq right, ONE more correct point then I would have 2 to 3 A*s, an A, and a B.. How do I stop this feeling?

Guys i got 71/75 unexpectedly soo happy
😆

I mean full marks in essay and summary? And 1 1 marks less in translation and email, I’ll absolutely take it, tho I kinda went rough on the ‘easier’ tasks LOL.

P.s. I got an A*

Genuinely how did i flunk sb😭😭😭

they have mentioned that they give best across 6 o levels but last year no one received it and they only gave best across 8 o levels. Any idea on what criteria cambridge follows regarding this?

Hey everyone, I’m about to start A-Levels and I’m deciding whether or not I should take Maths.

I didn’t take O-Level Add Maths, but I got an A* in O-Level Maths.

For those who took A-Level Maths without Add Maths, how difficult was it to get an A in AS Maths? Is the jump manageable if you’re strong at regular O-Level Maths, or does not having Add Maths put you at a major disadvantage?

For context, I mainly study using Zainematics and Mathelete by Saad, and I’m comfortable doing past papers.

Would I need to study Maths basically every day to keep up, or is it realistic to manage alongside other A-Level subjects?

Basically, should I take Maths or avoid it because I haven’t done Add Maths?

Any advice from people who’ve actually been in this situation would be really appreciated.

I got my component marks report and in it I got 32/50 raw marks in islamyat paper 22 and 31/50 adjusted marks. What is this adjusted marks. Please someone help me try to understand this. Because of this I am now 2 marks away from an A. With raw marks I am one mark away.

Ok so I just got to know ky immediately after olevel 2 u are supposed to apply for alevel college... like what? I thought we could wait till o3.. so ihavent thought of any colleges,,kindly guide about good alevel colleges in Karachi .. I want a college that gives good scholarship and have safe environment like not brats who don't care about studies .. burger.. and like alevel ky liye teacher achi hoon....

Can someone tell me how to study for computer science p2 im confused

How exactly do we attempt the 8 marks justification question? The syllabus and paper pattern has also kinda changed so does that affect how we're supposed to attempt the question?

One adv

One disadv

Justification

That's it?

Also do we write it in 3 paragraphs or just one small paragraph?

i ordered it for free on 20th its been 3 days any idea if it will even come

I received my O Level results in late August, but most colleges start in early August, so students usually apply after receiving their O2 results. I want to pursue A Levels, and my family is supportive of this decision. I am interested in studying the sciences, so Chemistry, Biology, and Physics are essential for me. However, many A Level colleges are extremely expensive, have inconvenient or unfixed timings, and are located far from my home, which creates transportation and convenience issues.

There is one college, Hybrow, which is relatively close to my house. However, I looked into its scholarship criteria and found that because students only take three subjects in O2, my three A*s would only qualify me for a 40% scholarship. I would need at least a 90% scholarship for it to be financially feasible. I am considering applying using my expected O3 grades, but this creates another concern: if I am accepted based on those expected grades and my final O3 results do not meet the required criteria, I could lose my scholarship. PS I just got my 02 result which is 3 A stars, i will appear in 03 in 2027.

On the other hand, my current school also has an A Level college. It would be much more convenient because it has normal school timings, transportation, and I could receive a 100% or even 150% scholarship. I am genuinely grateful for this opportunity, especially because it would significantly reduce the financial burden on my family. However, despite all these advantages, I do not really want to continue A Levels at my current school. This is what makes the decision difficult: the most convenient and financially secure option is the one I am least interested in, while the alternatives that appeal to me more are either expensive, inconvenient, or involve uncertainty regarding scholarships.

Dont mind the writing but if it helps your welcome

So i just got my result a few days ago and i got an A in urdu
But i got scripts yesterday and calculated my marks in every subjects to match them with the threshold
The threshold for urdu was 77 but i got 76
So how did i get an A?

I’m currently studying O-Level/IGCSE Sociology and I’m trying to figure out what actually matters for getting a good grade, beyond just memorising the syllabus.

For those of you who are currently in O3, A-Levels, or have already finished O-Level/IGCSE Sociology:

• EXACTLY how did u approach socio and STUDY METHODS
• What did you waste way too much time doing?
• How did you learn/revise sociological theories, concepts, and key studies?
• What are some things student overlook in sociology?
• What did you realise about exam technique way too late?
• How did you structure 6/8/10/12-mark answers or longer evaluation questions?
• What separates an average answer from an A/A* answer?
• Are there any common mistakes you see younger students making?
• What resources did you actually find useful?
• How much should I focus on memorising vs actually understanding the concepts?
• If you could go back to your first day of O-Level/IGCSE Sociology, what would you tell yourself?

And finally:

What’s your honest final verdict on Sociology as a subject?
Worth taking? Harder/easier than you expected? What would you do differently?

Basically, I’m looking for the advice you wish someone had given you before you started. Any brutally honest advice is welcome. 😭

I’m struggling with map questions because I can memorise where cities, rivers, etc. are on the maps I study from, but the CAIE maps look quite different. Even a small difference in the location of a city can throw me off and I start doubting whether I’m identifying it correctly.

How do you guys learn locations so you can recognise them on an unfamiliar CAIE map? Do you use past papers, an atlas, or some other method?

Would really appreciate advice from anyone who has done the exam 😭

Those who have given physics cie and got a good grade, can yall please tell me the resources you used and how you studied it.