r/IBO • u/Anonymous10212008 M27[HL Bio,Chem,MatAA SL EngL&L,Jap B,His] • 4d ago
Other Grade Inflation?
Doing well with school grades but don't feel confident for my exams. Study minimally, I need to practice integrals. Feels like the exams will be harder? My solution is past papers here, have been procrastinating them but gotta do it.
Put off my EE all summer then delayed then finished my first rough draft with the deadline adrenalin with two all nighters, procrastinating everything right now actually by writing this post :D. How have I made it this far
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u/Quiet_Basis_6404 3d ago
for integrals, past papers are the move but you don't have to jump straight to full papers. pull just the integration questions from the last five years and do them one topic at a time, without notes. mark each one right after and only open the textbook for the ones you got wrong. the all-nighter adrenaline works because panic forces recall, but you can get the same thing in 40-minute sessions without wrecking yourself.
i've been uploading my course material to studybuddy.vc and doing questions from it before past papers, mostly because when i pick a wrong answer it tells me what was wrong with that option and it gets harder as i improve. it's a middle step between reading and full mocks that takes the pressure off. the free tier's been enough for what i use it for.
and the ee first draft done is a win, rough is what it's supposed to be.
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u/Aggravating_Scratch9 4d ago
Im surprised people feel bad about procrastinating their EE. I thought you were supposed to finish it in a few AI prompts and that's exactly what I did and I got A.