supplementary exams (1 Viewer)

[Panda Bear]

well i would assume those who have done supplementary exams before know what im talking about

but generally, since they are exams for students to "have a second chance" to pass.. are they generally *bit* easier? or are they pretty much the same as was the final exam?

i hate chemistry

 

[MoNNiE]

what happened with my supplementary exam for physics.. was they used questions from the main exam paper.. (but altered the details)
so, my guess is panda, that try redoing your chem paper again..key pointing the problem areas... u had during the main exam..
it helps

i aced my supp..
too bad u only get 50 -_______-''

 

[Panda Bear]

yeah -_-

my final exam was very hard.

the practic paper seems way easier.. but im still like "wtf"!?

thank you muchly monnie for replying

 

[thejosiekiller]

oh so they give you second chances- i like this idea

but hopefully i study enough so im prepared for exams

 

[Panda Bear]

they give you second chances if you're close to passing

i.e. like i got 45 fucking percent

but yeah.. they only let u have a second chance if your mark is close to some range

 

[Panda Bear]

oh monnie.. are supplementarie's meant to be a *bit* easier?

 

[Lexicographer]

If you read her reply properly, you'd see that they used the same questions but changed the numbers/details so they wouldn't have the same answers. This means the questions are of the same difficulty.

In organic chem, for example, you'll probably get all the same questions but with different conjugate acid/base pairs. Kinetics you'll have different measurements, co-ords you'll get different ligands and physical...well, I've already forgotten all my physical.

 

[Panda Bear]

-_-

oh well.....