Question on how many hours for x points and bussines Q

Areq

There is propably a lot of threads of that kind , well .
i was just wondering how many hours a day should i study from , lets say today till leaving to get 400-450 points ?

and am the other question that i have is as fallows :P

How much (in%) should i have covered business H to get at last C3 , i hate business i have no other option but to minimalise my hours on that one . or just what topics to study to get there .


THX A 1,000,000 ,000,000,000,0000000 ! :cool:

pancakes rule

Well, I have 11 free classes a week and I study in all of them (they're 40 mins long), I do two hours of after school study on monday, tuesday and thursday followed by an hour or two more, I do at least 4 or 5 on wednesday, on friday I do piss all, on saturday and sunday I study all day, but I take more breaks, so I'm not sure how long it is altogether. Keep in mind that I'm fluent in Irish and German and I have about 50% guaranteed in music, so that's 200% out of 300% from those three subjects that I can leave out.
I'm aiming for 450 at least.

I do Business and I'm aiming for a high mark and I can tell you that Law of contract hasn't come up for a while, so I'd study that if I were you. Also, although it can come up in the short questions, you can avoid doing the last two units.
People in Business is a must, as is managing and management
Enterprise is only a chapter long so try that
That should get you through the exam

NotExactly

Areq wrote: »

well .
i was just wondering how many hours a day should i study from , lets say today till leaving to get 400-450 points ?
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OP It's impossible tell you how much you need to study to get X amount of points because i don't no what your aptitude/motivation etc is

pancakes rule wrote: »

Well, I have 11 free classes a week and I study in all of them (they're 40 mins long),

How do you have 11 free classes a week?that's great for getting study done during school. Are you repeating and doing subjects outside?

Aoifey!

It's all about quality, not quantity.

seriouslysweet

Make sure you are studying correctly, sitting there does not count. If you're not sure maybe some of your teachers could give you guidelines, keep in mind some of them are smarter than you think (and some probably arent!) I found out this week one of my teachers was in my cousins class in medicine, and left. So I turn to her for guidance a fair bit. Best of luck!

pancakes rule

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The only language my school offers is French and because my first language is German, I decided to drop French to get extra studying done, that's 5 right there. And I only picked three optional subjects instead of four, so Physics/Home Ec is another 5 classes. Plus PE isn't compulsory, you're allowed go study instead; that's 1 class.

It's great, but some of my teachers are useless and every Thursday I have three free classes in a day as well as two idiots attempting to teach in three other classes, then school feels pointless and I prefer to stay at home and study because I get more work done.