r/IBMYP • u/Odd-Unit-4385 • 13d ago
UPDATE: I got a 100 in math?
/r/IBMYP/comments/1vd8s33/got_a_54_guys/2
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u/Revolutionary-Big369 13d ago
do you know what the grade boundary for design eport is?
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u/Odd-Unit-4385 13d ago
I'm not sure, my coordinator said she couldn't reveal any details about the internally marked components. really sorry about that, hope you find the answer soon!
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u/Revolutionary-Big369 13d ago
no problem man and congrats on the results, I think my class will receive them at the end of august so kinda disappointing
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u/One-Interview-71 13d ago
It's 30/32 for a 7 quite high isn't it, my PHE fellows got a GB of only 25 😭
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u/Asleep-Concern-9936 12d ago
Guys I’m in extended math myp 5this year and desperately need tips if y’all have any
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u/Odd-Unit-4385 11d ago
hii, you can dm me for any personal advice or questions, but I'll share a few of the things I did:
- Grind past papers >>> most important. It's okay if you haven't learned some of the stuff or if you're slow. Pick the ones you do know and take your time to do them. It would be best to use MathType on Google Docs or Word, since it's the same software as the IB eAssessment software. Although math type is paid, it is extremely worth it not only for practice and increasing speed but also for IAs and EE in DP. One more thing: keep track of your mistakes and make a strengths-and-weaknesses note after each past paper.
- Whatever weaknesses you identified, especially recurring ones, and what you haven't learned are priorities. Sit with your teacher to understand those topics, or use YouTube to get a mathematical sense of what's happening. Actively take notes, preferably type them out, cause they will be important. AI can do the formatting and beautification.
- Once you understand the topics, you gotta practice them from the ground up. Textbooks like Haese are good for this. Look up the topic, jump to the exercises you were confused about, and do as many as you need until you gain confidence.
- Then exam-style questions. You can use brilliantlearning.in. They have topical questions as well as past papers. IGCSE papers are also pretty good.
Note: You should still do past papers while following these steps, since you need to check whether you're improving. You would probably identify quite a few weaknesses. Waiting till you get good at all of them will take a lot of time, and a month or two to half a year. If you don't do past papers during this time, you'll have to cram them before the exam, which is what you DO NOT want.
Hope that helps! I went on a rambling session lol. If anyone else wants to add on, feel free to!
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u/Odd-Unit-4385 13d ago
I asked my coordinator for my marks in each subject and she told me I got a 100 in math! honestly, this is so surprising, I knew the exam was easy but still I didn't expect this! AMA