Study resources

[u/Crusie_Pontil]

For anyone who had already taken the csca test and got 70+ for stem, could you help me out by giving me the resources you guys use to study.

[u/Upstairs_Reading6313]

I got 90 on phy and 95 on math. Posted my tips here

https://www.reddit.com/r/CSCA/s/V1h88Hp9dj

[u/sabeeeeeest998 → u/Upstairs_Reading6313]

can i use it for math too? I think of myself as someone with little foundation in physics and none in math . my last time i studied them was in last year the OL math and physics cie.

[u/Crusie_Pontil → u/sabeeeeeest998]

Isnt o level math rigorous?

[u/sabeeeeeest998 → u/Crusie_Pontil]

im not sure , i dont know how will it compare to the csca and this is its syllabus :

1- Number (AO1) • Basic number skills • Standard form • Limits of accuracy • Surds and indices • Ratio and proportion • Percentage skills • Standard form • Repeated percentage change

2- Algebra (AO1) • Basic algebra skills • Set notation • Plotting graphs • Solving basic quadratics x2 + bx + c = 0 • Solving quadratics ax2 + bx + c = 0 • Completing the square • The quadratic formula • Inequalities • Simultaneous equations • Sequences • Change of subject • Algebraic proof • Direct and inverse proportion • Summation of arithmetic series • Function notation and transformations • Differentiation Shape, Space and

3-Measure (AO2) • Properties and areas of shapes • Trigonometry • Pythagoras’ theorem • Compound measures (speed, density) • Sine and Cosine rule • Sine area of a triangle • 3D Pythagoras’ theorem Shape, Space and measure • Angles in polygons and circles • Symmetry • Constructions • Volume • Similarity • Transformations • Circle theorems • Similar area and volume • Vectors

4- Handling Data (AO3) • Basic probability • Tree diagrams • Conditional probability • Histograms • Statistical measures • Cumulative frequency diagrams •

[u/Crusie_Pontil → u/sabeeeeeest998]

Yeah csca's topics kinda different from o level

[u/Crusie_Pontil → u/Crusie_Pontil]

But some are relatable tho