For STPM the easiest paper is PA, I didnt read, never pay attention in PA class, no tuition, didnt do any PA homework and I still got an A. I did not know what graph it was in STPM so I just hantam any graph I learned in Form 5 maths inside. The best part I scribbled through the essay and writing questions I can't even read some of my own writing.
The subjects that I pay much attention to, did not get me anywhere especially maths, I couldn't do half the paper and only manage a B-. Whereas Biology which I did more questions than needed also did not help me I just got a B. Chemistry I remember there were 2 killer essay questions, most people got tricked and answered it wrongly, I am lucky I have seen that type of questions before and did not fall into the trap but still my structured part sucked so I only manage a B+.

A levels is thinking skills. If you open a textbook in front of you, you still can fail your A levels. And certainly A levels is easier as their syllabus is shorter, remember binomial expansion, the graph sketching etc? In A levels they cut alot of stuff out of it. Even in biology, most of the chemical cycles (ornithine, urea, glycolysis , krebs) are not learned in depth, they just need to know the function, not the total process.

This post has been edited by linkeong: May 5 2008, 11:09 PM