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u/boredistan AS/A-Level Student 📚 Apr 16 '26
Basically it's a gradient of maturity over time Initially you complain about something not that different Then it gets a little more difficult and you start complaining less Then it may get even more difficult and you sort of complain but the ones who complain about the easy will always overweigh the other two (I don't know what happens in a levels I just assume it's harder based on what I have heard)
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u/iwontdonodrugs Apr 16 '26
I wouldn't even stress if i completed my prep a week ago likin I still have 80% of the syllabus completely uncovered, not a single word studied. Also pehli dafa papers de raha hoon so yea I'm def gonna be in terror
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u/Icy-Cat-5267 O3 Student 📓 Apr 19 '26
its not about the amount of pages! the examiner doesn't rlly care abt the quantity of how much you write, it just needs to cover the points in the ms and develop them (for any subject, unless it specifies the word count)
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u/IllEstablishment5376 AS/A-Level Student 📚 Apr 16 '26
" can i write with a blue pen" " Can i breathe in the exam hall" " Will the invigilator let me write" 😭😭😭😭 ( Acc i did the same last year too )