me121
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well if your like me and never did any of the questions from the text book, then doing past paper quesions is needed. i did almost all the cssa and hsc ones back to 1986. and i did all the recent ind ones.Poad said:
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nrs1990
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Doing part papers does help you get used to doing exam style questions, so you have an idea of what to expect in the exam.
I tend to start off by doing them untimed, and with my notes in front of me, so that I can look up stuff I don't know, and get used to the style of question. Once I'm used to it, I start doing it timed, so that I can get practice at doing them under that sort of pressure.
I tend to start off by doing them untimed, and with my notes in front of me, so that I can look up stuff I don't know, and get used to the style of question. Once I'm used to it, I start doing it timed, so that I can get practice at doing them under that sort of pressure.
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Ouch, when did you start doing them?Omium said:
3 months approx before my trial (although i could only answer about 80% of them as we hadnt finished the cours yet).independantz said:
After my trials however i probably only did 1 or 2.
I burned myself out so i couldnt be bothered doing anything after the trials. but luckily i put enough effort before HSC to save me