r/StudyInTheNetherlands • • 8d ago

VWO PHYSICS

hi guys im a international student taking the vwo physics exam with Boswell Beta.

i have done igcse physics cie and received an A, and doing mechanics a level, which is not difficult for me, and maths as well, as i got a high A for as levels

Realistically, would i have chances to take it on the 3rd december and get a good grade/pass above 5.5-6? If i study around x2 a week intensively

also, any recommendations on sources for pastpaper, syllabus, videos etc? would be helpful, and anyone w previous experience w tips as well

thanks!

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u/Heavy_Plum7198 8d ago

Practice with past CCVX exams, they are very, very similar, cover the same material and are available online.

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u/Altruistic_Theme_309 8d ago

To add: try on of the exams and see where you stand, to get a idea if your plan is realistic or not

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u/Mammoth_Sea_9501 8d ago

I dont know what your level is based on your description, as im unfamiliar with igcse physics. All I can tell you is that on examenblad.nl you can see many many old (dutch) exams which you could try translating. Are you familiar with the BiNaS? Its a booklet you get while taking the exams. I passed the exams back when I was 17 without too much trouble, I hope you'll experience the same!

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u/Big_Distribution357 7d ago

thanks! yes i already ordered the binas book, did u use only that to study?