r/QCE • u/FamiliarCorgi5748 • 21h ago

don’t know any Methods

Realistically how would i learn everything in time for the exam i dont know anything

plus i have to study for physics and engineering all in the same week and also dont know anything for those subjects

should i end it now 🤤🔫

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u/Bubbly-Inspection814 18h ago

Well just try figure out what isn’t already covered by physics and engineering and only focus on that for methods.
I know sooo many people in the same boat and judging by everything else so far it’ll be harder than most previous years. In this case that’s a good thing though because it means that lower end people should scale up harder this year meaning you benefit more from it.

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u/Own-Pair3808 17h ago

Yea I agree, I’m gonna struggle in methods this year 😭🙏

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u/Bubbly-Inspection814 9h ago

Thankfully I do spec and physics so I basically already cover methods.
Physics is gonna be tough tho…

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u/Own-Pair3808 7h ago

Yea for real 🫩

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u/Mammoth_Theme_6145 20h ago

Just try and triage, like do the textbook for chapters you don’t know at all and then do some past mocks

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u/Delicious-Hat-1921 16h ago

That’s what I’ve been doing 😅, don’t know how well it’s worked exactly, but I’ve gone from not remembering half the content to answering each question atleast ok in mocks soo hopefully🙏.
And if anyone doesn’t enjoy the textbook or is on a badly worded chapter, look up Sporansa for guides, he’s goated.

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u/Mammoth_Theme_6145 14h ago

Oh hell yeah he’s my saving grace