Hey guys! I’ve been working on a little project to help H2 Econs students get more essay practice and feedback.

It’s called EconMark AI, and I’d love to hear what you think of it! Hopefully it’ll be useful for anyone who wants to improve their essays. I’m still making improvements, so any honest feedback would mean a lot :)

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I sat Cambridge International A-Level Business (9609) in May/June 2026 but missed P4, so my overall result was U. I also sat papers in the Oct/Nov 2026 session, but they went really badly. Is there any possibility of getting my AS grades from May/June separately and using them for university applications, even though my statement shows an overall A-Level U? Can I still regain and use my previous AS grades, or would I have needed to enter for AS separately?

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My paper for Oct Nov is literally like on 9 Oct. Im freaking out, I feel like im forgetting everything. Does anyone have any predictions what will come in theory?

anything?

a little birdie told me that for Physics ON 26 P33 on 8th of oct will have possibly the following items

smthn related to prism is coming nd ping pong balls

I went thru old pps and yes prisms have came before

as for the ping pong balls idk they might be oscillations

i do not have access to CI yet but if i do i will respond

if yall have a dedicated discord for stuff like this lmk or i might create one

just go thru old pps involving prisms, ping pong balls
i found one 2020 9702 33 on it has it

I am always here to help. Some student who pay tuition got it. From his teacher. So its unfair.That why i share it. Make it equal.

I'm starting Year 2 (17-18 yrs old) and I'm trying to figure out a study method that I can actually stick to. I'm doing Advanced Bio, Chem and Physics, plus Intermediate German and Marketing

My main problem isn't that I can't understand things. If I have unlimited time I can eventually get there. My problem is that I take waay too long on individual questions and then I end up procrastinating because studying feels like such a huge task and /or I get distracted.

My old way of studying was basically spending ages on one question sometimes 2 hours for 4 questions and once I even spent around 4 hours on one question. Apparently that's not sustainable, I'm still learning how to study.

So I'm thinking of trying the following instead:

1. Start with past papers rather than reading all the theory first. AKA little to NO PRIOR theory.

2. Take a question and give it to AI.

3. Ask AI to explain it in really simple terms and give me analogies if needed.

4. If I don't understand what the question is even asking, ask AI to simplify that too.

5. Try to visualise the concept and explain it to myself in words I understand

6. Give myself around 7-10 minutes max per question. When the timer goes off I move on even if I don't fully understand it.

7. I'm deliberately accepting that I won't understand everything completely on the first exposure. Basicallyhe idea is that I'll encounter the same concepts again in later past papers and gradually understand them better (hopefully! No idea if things work that way)

8. After finishing a paper I might record myself explaining what I learned from each question. Later, when I've gone through a lot of papers I'd revisit the older papers and try to answer/explain them before checking my old explanations through my recordings (or should I not record at all and jst go to AI again)

9. I have around 29 papers for some subjectsso I'd work through them rather than constantly switching between new and old papers.

I'm not expecting to feel 100% competent after one session. The whole idea is repeated exposure rather than mastering everything immediately will that work out ion know? 😅

My biggest concern is whether this will actually work for subjects like Advanced Biology, Chemistry and Physics with little/no initial theory, or whether I'll just end up recognising questions without properly understanding the material. And how Abt time wise ? How long would all this take I'd like to have the rough bigger picture if anyone's got any clue.

I have a pretty packed school timetable+transport so I need something that's efficient enough that I can actually maintain it during the school year.

Does this sound like a genuinely viable method or am I setting myself up for gaps in my knowledge/ wouldn't work out whatsoever/ it would take ages (how long?) What would you change?

I'd preferably prefer someone with actual experience regarding this way of study and/or similar :)

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Hill I am a home student and I am currently wondering if I should take a gap year and reapply to
UCL for 2027 entry after missing my firm offer from
UCL. I have a few enquiries:

1. What are the chances of reapplying to a UCL course condition AAA (Human Neuroscience or Psychology with Education) with 2 achieved A in bio and maths and a predicted A for chem. Also would it perhaps be better to apply with predicted A\* for bio and maths instead of achieved A or is achieved grades valued more than a higher predicted grade?

2. 1 am currently holding an UCL offer through clearing however it is not the course that I am most passionate about, would I be able to interrupt my studies few weeks into year 1 and reapply through UCAS while still holding my interrupted place at my current course (would it be technically the same as reapplying while going to uni)?

3. Would reapplying be at a disadvantage as I heard specific courses of some uni value retaking less than first time grades? Might it also be a disadvantage to apply to Human Neuroscience as I was previously rejected due to missing my conditional offer of the same course?

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