@@tirthpatel_1356 I have the ipad air 256gb :)

Hiya, I don’t have chemistry notes I primarily used chemrevise for all my notes :)

Congratulationss!!!🎉

@@ArthurMorgan3.8 wa iyak!! yess they are :)

Okay ty 😊

@@muhammadbhad57 they’re for AQA :)

@@luluhalim 👍🏼👍🏼

@@ZainabJaveed-kt1mu Chemrevise for the notes and past papes :)

Salam! Practice is key in remembering content, I’d recommend you make yourself a timetable and go through all the topics one by one through practice questions and keep repeating this until your exam

I think so yeah if you’re mindful and refresh your files to make sure you’re deleting unnecessary stuff!

Do you recommend the folio touch or the combo touch?

@@sallyxoxo9440 I’ve personally only tried the apple folio and I’m happy with it! But the combo touch looks good as well cuz its detachable :)

Woohooo congratulations!!!🎉🎉

@@speedytiles2132 They’re based on the AQA specification so I’d recommend you fact check them as I’m not sure about the international A level specification

I’d say mostly yes it would cover most of the content, but I’d recommend you have the specifications at the side so that you ensure everything is covered :))

@@wajiha.arts12 hmm I think its fine but make sure you have the specification at hand to ensure you cover everything:)

@@luluhalim thanks

@@wajiha.arts12 hows it so far

I’m studying at Barts and the London ☺️

Thank youuu!!

Good luck!! You got this!

I would say they include most of the information needed and yes I memorised them, but I’d recommend still fact checking with the specification :)

@@ahmadslemany2637 I have the ipad air 5 256 gb :)

@@luluhalim It's great Iam medical student too I want to buy ipad but i don't know which type Is your ipad good and fast for note taking?

@@ahmadslemany2637 yes my ipad is very good it has the M2 chip which is very fast, I use it to edit 4k footage as well and it barely lags! If you want note taking all of the ipads I reckon are a great fit!

@@luluhalim Jazaka Allahw khairan I appreciate it

Hey, you’re welcome! This is a link for the free resources that mathsbox has and it includes a few A level resources and some questions: www.mathsbox.org.uk/freeresources.php :))

Thank youuu💞☺️

i think you have to have either A levels or IB but I’d recommend you check the entry requirements for unis :)

I would say 90:10 almost, I barely use my laptop except when I need to write proper word documents or use laptop softwares etc., I don’t think I’d be fine without my ipad because of all the other usages I use it for like video editing etc., so I’d probs need to upgrade my laptop (mine is kinda old-ish). In terms of memorisation / revision, I wouldn’t say its better per say esp since apps like anki and word / notion are all available on the laptop and actually have more functionality. The only thing thing would be the ease of being able to take scribbles and write mindmaps on the spot but that is easily fixed with a stylus laptop or a paper pen so I don’t think in terms of revision there is a difference in both. :)) Hope this helps!!

@@luluhalim wow this is incredibly insightful and surprising, definitely leaning towards grabbing an iPad to supplement my studies. So so helpful for up and coming med / uni student

@@KamisatoElias I agree its definitely a very useful tool!! Good luck in your coming uni studies :))

I did AQA :)

Good luck!!😊

Ahahah no XD I think its a mix of arabic and londonish accent

I got the 11inch and found it quite good! Though my friend has the 13inch and the large screen is quite useful for splitscreen etc., so its up to you! :)) (hehe thank you!!)

@@luluhalim Got it, thank you! Has there ever been a time you wanted a larger screen or she’s wanted a smaller screen- I’m very indecisive right now 😅

@@Divyv520 heya, thanks for offering, I’m good for now :)

Hahaha so happy to hear that😂

I study at Barts and the London :))

How long did it take to learn English fluently? I also want to study medicine in uk, but my proficiency is only intermediate. Please help me. Give some tips...

@@LutfaLopa I’ve been speaking English since I was a child so I can’t help too much in this sorry! But overall practice is key for language learning and talking with natives often, especially when you want to go from intermediate to advanced :)

Thank youu!!

HEHE THANK YOUU❤️💞🎀

Happy it was helpful!!😊 thank you haha

Is it good in 2024?

@@AhmadZboom yup definitely!

I got the 256gb☺️

Good job this is an amazing score!! i applied to barts, southampton, bristol and newcastle and i got offers from all except newcastle (I messed up the interview)- if you have a look at the requirements for each uni you’ll notice which are the ones that dont care much about the sjt - the medic portal has a good article on that. Most unis don’t care much unless its band 4 so you should be completely fine!

@@luluhalim ty that's very reassuring!! i'm still scared some places like birmingham would use it against me after interview (they create a combined interview and SJT score which they then rank by and make offers based on) but i think i'll have to apply strategically to places who don't care about it (other than not being band 4)

@@aquilastar2592 yeah I believe birmingham might not be a good choice if they use the sjt like that, there’re a lot of unis that don’t care about it tho so good luck!!

@@luluhalim thank you!! :)

@@jjchen5143 you’re welcome!! ;) yes sure I mean focusing on the wording yup and keeping in mind keywords that pop up often in a definition for example. The mark schemes for bio are really silly because even if you paraphrase a key word if you don’t say it you’ll lose the mark so it helps to be aware of what the important phrases to say are (most questions repeat so you’ll get a good idea of whats important when you do a lot of practice qs)

@@jjchen5143 youre welcome!! I quite liked Amy Wang’s video on note taking and Fayefilms, they both have really nice tips on how to take good time efficient notes :))

@@jjchen5143 i’d also recommend you use the specification as a guideline and then write any extra information under each point in the specification - this can help in making sure you only make notes of whats imporant

I think they were about the same to be honest, medify did have more questions that needed more calculations if I remember correctly. It is quite a tough section, I’d recommend doing the UCAT practice papers as well on the ucat website to get an idea of whether there’s any difference. Good luck!!