Hardest paper in A Level PHYSICS?

[@zhelyo_physics]

So how do you feel about Paper 3? Any revision/exam tips?

[@two697]

I don't like paper 3. It's not that I'm bad at it but I find it boring. Also, I don't think I don't think we should have to draw lines of best fit when we have computers that can do it (more accurately) for us

[@zhelyo_physics]

From university virtually all linear analysis will be done by computer. Personally I think the spec will be a lot more relevant if more data analysis was done using software as it is in real research.

[@intisharalammisbahul9927]

Do more questions and not stress too much about how hard it is. As the grade boundaries are significantly lower compared to other papers. If its hard for you, uts hard for everyone. No need to panic.

[@zarififtekhar]

I just took a mock exam on Year 1 physics by myself and received an A after checking! It's all because of you, sir; your efforts are truly remarkable. Although you used background music in several courses, which made it difficult to focus, HAHA, but I turned on the subtitles and the lessons were quite instructive. Thank you sincerely, you're the best of the best. I'm hoping for an even higher mark in my upcoming exams.

[@zhelyo_physics]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate it! And yes..haha I very quickly caught on the music and have not included any since maybe 2020 or so : ) Good luck revising!

[@jacobshimada6300]

legend love these videos on harder questions

[@zhelyo_physics]

thanks a lot! Glad to hear it!

[@shadymostafa9711]

That was so helpful! Please sir do more A level paper 3, it can be intimating sometimes

[@zhelyo_physics]

For sure, can be intimidating, more videos to come. You guys can ace it! : )

[@shadymostafa9711]

@@zhelyo_physics thank you!🙏

[@zhelyo_physics]

@@shadymostafa9711 Anytime!

[@gautammorkhandikar394]

hi how would you recommend revising for paper 3 considering its kind of a mash up of all topics. Is it a good idea trying to go through every experiment? this is for OCR A by the way!

[@Abc-vc4ml]

I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on CIE A level Physics, a lot of the multiple choice questions (Paper 1) are actually quite similar to NSAA section 1 questions. It’s also not modular, so there are 3 papers that cover all topics from AS Physics and 2 papers that cover topics from A2 Physics.

[@zhelyo_physics]

That's really interesting! I'll have a look. Drop a comment with a link to a paper with some tricky questions and which question number it is. I'll have a browse!

[@thevinecompany7733]

Hi sir do you have any advice on revising paper 3 other than doing practice questions?

[@zhelyo_physics]

lots! will be coming out in the next few days : ) the most important one will be to seek the hardest questions from the advanced info on previous papers.

[@yugam6578]

Can you please make a video on Albert Einstein

[@zhelyo_physics]

I've been thinking about a video on him, yes!

[@zhelyo_physics]

@einstein 😂😂 honoured that Einstein has tuned in

[@evangelinepiper6630]

how come u didnt times the time by two to make time period there and back ?

[@eduardobarreto6095]

Do your videos of a level physics also suffice for edexcel?

[@zhelyo_physics]

Absolutely, always check with your spec though, there are a couple of minor differences. Great to use the spec as a revision checklist too!

[@Abhinaytiwari418]

Sorry I'm from follow you for Olympiad concept and problem . Can I know what is OCR .I'm 12th grade student from india .Could you sir...

[@scissors7996]

Oxford Cambridge RSA exams. So a British exam board.

[@zhelyo_physics]

Sure no problem! It's an exam at the end of the school years in the UK, it contains 3 papers, paper 3 is the generally the hardest, well most interesting one! Good luck in Olympiads! : )

[@theaerograndprix]

Do you have any tips to go from A to A*

[@zhelyo_physics]

You might have seen this but this is probably my biggest tip for this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHbck4WhmsRpnas For an A* you want to be scoring above 85% comfortably. This means lots of practice and also being aware of any common mistakes to avoid any marks, e.g. forgetting the square in -GMm/r^2, understanding uncertainties and experiments etc. You can do it, good luck!

[@AbdurRahman-sj5jf]

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