How much time is required to study a full Maths A and a full Physics level?
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It really depends on you - how much time you want to put into it, how quickly you grasp ideas, etc.  It depends what else you're doing as well.  If you've got the time and you can grasp the ideas of it quite quickly, then go ahead.  Maths and physics are subjects that don't take up hours meaninglessly - once you understand it, you understand it.  If you think you're capable, go for it!  Worst case scenario, you have to resit.  It depends on your support network, too.  My school told me it was impossible to sit 5 A2s and get good grades, and I did.
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it would take you 90 minutes(1hr 15min)because all you do is add well i hope every one gets that answer right because if you don't you need help in math 4 real,dough
999146
Well A-Levels is considered a complete 2 year course, with 2 units, 1 for each year.  Those units are called AS - Advanced Subsidiary 1, and A2 - Advanced Subsidiary 2. You can do both papers are at one time, or do either or in a separate year. AS alone is half credit, and A2 is another half credit - so to do only one of these units will not be enough for qualifications into higher learning. AS and A2 (or A-Levels in one year) however will prove complete competence in a wide selection of topics.\nMy coin to you - if required do both. The result - full qualification into tertiary institutions, and for some, exemption of courses with credits for good passes.
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Why don`t you do 3 A`s and the GCSE? I think you`ll find anything else too much. You have to have leisure time as well!
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You have to study physics, chemistry,biology .
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Study 2 hours at a time. Don't cram all at once. Spread your education goals out so you have a reasonable timeframe to complete each task without undue pressure.
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its only hard if you make it hard\n\nbe prepared to be very good in math and physics..
510206
basically physics,chemistry and maths
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That depends on your personal strengths. Physics has always been easier for me.
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this are some top study tips given by my physics lecturer\n1.study in a quiet place (no music please)be sure u r comfortable with\n2.always do the days work on the same day.never postpone ur work.\n3.maintain seperate notes for homework and classroom teaching.\n4.take short breaks every hour drink a glass of water and inhale some fresh air.\n5.make sure that ur posture while studying is straight.dont  liedown.choose a well ventilated room.\n6.maintain a timetable.\n*all the best*
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After four years you would undergo placement\n1.So you need not only bookish knowledge but also extra knowledge of what is happening in the world of mechanics\n2.you should have great communication skills\n3.always be in the top 10 not only in studies but also in the extra curricular activities of the coll edge\n4.finally don't worry be happy and enjoy as coll edge life come once in a life span
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Bachelor's degree (BA,  BSc) 3 years but Law, Architecture and Medicine can take up to 7 years.\n\nMaster's degree (M.A. M.Sc) Normally 1 or 2 years. \n\nA Cambridge or Oxford M.A. however involves no study whatsoever but isawarded ten terms (3 years 4 moinths) after the Bachelor's degree, automatically.\n\nM.A.s can be taught or by research.\n\nDoctorate. (PhD) minimum of 3 years, many candidates take 5 or 6 years and do it part-time. Always involves research.
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I had no motivation so I used to set myself little goals to get myself through the day. Like for every half hour of solid study I did I could watch 10 mins of tv. SO I had to study for 1.5 hours to watch a 30 min show!\nFor the real boring subjects (mine was maths) i rewarded myself with an M&M for every maths question I did.\nJust remember that it will all be over in a couple of months then you can party! \nGood luck!
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I've just finished Maths at College and I passed almost everything top of class. Anyhows, don't focus on misconceptions; instead find the right way to do it and put in effort solving the problems over and over again.\n\nI put in 16 hours the day before the first test that I passed top of class. There's no secret- simply put in the work and pass top of class. Einstein- 'Genius is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration.\n\nEmail me once you pass top of class, or even once you pass.
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When i was in school, my mum bought me extra study books for every one of my GCSE's. I used these quite a while before my exams, and did a lot of work and studying outside of school. I also spent a lot of time after school, at extra lessons, and study sessions held by a few teachers. I would say on average, i did at least an hour a night, alternating which subject i studied for. I had weekends off usually, it was my personal time! ;-) But i did study at weekends in the weeks running up to my exams.
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four years.but it depends on the interest you have in the subjects you choose. if you live in a city where educational psychologists are available, take aptitude test and the outcome of that test will reveal in which subject you have interest.
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Its called B.S and M.S in the US for undergrad and masters respectively (B.Sc and M.Sc in the UK). As far as my knowledge goes all B.Sc degrees in UK are 3 years. Unlike the US where the first year is spent studying subjects from other majors, in the UK students start studying courses from their respective major (for which they enrolled) right from the first day.\n\nUS grad. schools usually require 16 years of education (highschool + undergrad). Hence having a B.Sc from the UK may eliminate you from applying to some of them unless you are going to Cambridge, Oxford etc. which are well renouned.\n\nUS undergrad education is more well rounded and much tougher than UK's. This may differ based on what you want to major in, but overall for example in Engineering US education is way ahead!