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Title: What Methods exams to start with?
Post by: teletubbies_95 on August 08, 2013, 06:01:05 pm

Hi guys!
I was wondering which company exam I should start doing exam ones or should I just do all the exams according to the years(ie.TSSM,VCAA ,Kilabha 2006 and then start all the 2007)?

Thanks !

Title: Re: What Methods exams to start with?
Post by: Zealous on August 08, 2013, 08:45:30 pm

I'd say start with a VCAA or a few to make sure you are able to understand the content, then move up to harder exams.

Alwin actually replied to one of my questions regarding practice exams and his say on which exams he thinks are the hardest.
I totally agree with Alwin having done a few different papers from different companies, I found them to be in that order of difficulty.


From Alwin: (Methods Question Thread Pg159)

Quote from: Alwin on August 07, 2013, 05:36:58 pm

Oh them kilbaha ones haha, yeah they're the hardest ones I've come across so far.

Umm, since its killing you :P, I would "build up to it", I think the order in approximate hardness was:
Heffernan < VCAA  < Insight < MAV < Neap < Kilbaha

well, that's my opinion of them haha, depends on your own taste for exams :P
Find a company that challenges you but not impossible, then work your way up to harder ones then when you're more "battle harded" smash that Kilbaha =D

Title: Re: What Methods exams to start with?
Post by: pi on August 09, 2013, 08:43:17 am

Save most of the VCAA ones for last.