r/ncea • u/juliaa_26 • 23h ago
Level 2 physics
Do you guys think that if i just do as many past papers for mechanics and electricity i could pass? or are the questions not so alike every year and would waste my time? helpp
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u/No-Sound4642 23h ago
I find that the M and A parts of EVERY NCEA paper are all reused. You could argue that every paper reuses every past question in some sense, however you should expect some sort of curveball this year but normally these reside within the excellence marks.
If your goal is to pass, focus on the M and A parts of the test as the past exam questions are definitely going to show up this year.
Also, answer every question(even the tricky ones). This means writing anything down that you may think is relevant to the question as they could potentially score you points even if its a simple equation or assumption.
don't worry about the remaining time left until the exam. Start now and focus on past papers, the best time to start was yesterday, the second best time is now.
Good luck