You're probably still in the exam, but I predict Macbeth and Ambition (doubt itd be kingship or supernatural)
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How did the exam go? (i realise you are probably completing the exam right now)
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Imagine getting home after this exam and throwing yourself onto your bed and taking an hour long nap. It'll be over soon, you've done these exams before!
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There are 183 people on here an hour before the exam. That means you are the 0.0305% of students in the country who are taking these same exams and currently active on this reddit. And 5% of the country will get a grade 9. Do not stress I repeat do not stress!
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Around 600,000 people will be taking their GCSEs this year. There are around 150,000 students on this reddit. Statistically, everyone on this reddit could pass with a grade 6+ and 30,000 could get a grade 9. Don't panic, you're trying harder than most.
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Good luck for your exam today! Don't stress you're completely fine - the cooked people are the ones who don't even care about their exams who probably aren't even on this reddit.
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Good luck for tomorrow! Unfortunately, I must delay my exams till next year but I'll cheer you on from the shadows
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WOULD YOU RATHER: delay your GCSE's till next year or take them now.
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Anyone else just think about their future and think 'Damn, I've got so much but so little left'
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My MODIFIED, EXTREME METHOD to REVISION, if you are desperate.
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Delayed my GCSE's till next summer
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Medly AI, is it worth it?
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Gizmo or Anki: Which flashcard app is the best?
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What do I pick?
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Do I need another GCSE to strengthen applications?
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What A-levels does someone pick if they’re not sure between law and economics and want to apply to both.
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Law or medicine?
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Best degree of today?
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How to get essays marked?
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