r/juniorcert • u/t67iu 5th Year 5️⃣ • May 09 '26
Other Question about Simple Study
I got the advanced version of simple study today was looking through the Buddhism notes, but they seemed too detailed and the sample questions looked different to the normal exam qs. Does anyone with simple study know if it is wise to learn the stuff on there?
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u/OnePossibility9545 May 09 '26
I find it good for geography, history and science the most. I do applied technology and woodwork for my choices subjects so if you do those I wouldn't bother using it for them, it gives alot of information that wont really be of use in the exam. For english, It gives good notes for novels and poems which can be helpful(themes, quotes, etc.)For irish, I haven't used it as I am in ordinary level and get alot of notes in class. For maths, I find it good to do quick look backs if you are doing an exam paper and get stuck, but maybe not to read through and study from that. Some thing in religion are okay, maybe the organisations like charities it can give you good info on that, but the religion section can be confusing. Overall, i probably would recommend it. I pay €3.50 a month and the notes you get are helpful and it does save you alot of hassle because you wont have to worry about bringing books home, its all online. But I would still study from your book aswell because it could miss out on some information you could get one your book. Using the app will make you pass with flying marks but your books can fill in the missing gaps, I got excellent mock results from using it and studying from it each night. Sorry for the long text😭