Post by astranticima on Apr 27, 2015 15:16:24 GMT
We sent out an "experience share" for the March 2015 exam to find out how you all found the exam and if you had any advice for new SCS students.
The results were really interesting, why not take a look here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jOhoLkq8jYOuS_PSSYmEJkbSKKGXa9u4w8VxiuZDrv4/edit?usp=sharing
A few pieces of advice we found interesting:
"Plan every answer in detail to allow structure to your writing"
"Planning and applying the the technical knowledge to the unseen and pre-seen is crucial, yet we tend to forget this when under pressure"
"Work on your touch typing speed well in advance before you sit the exam. At least two months before at the very minimum."
"Think out of the box....don't be limited by the theory in the textbooks only. Use your experience from the working industry"
"Mock exam practice is key, hard to learn how to answer questions in time limit and be concise to gain marks. Can only come from practice"
If you took the exam and have any more advice, please share it below!
The results were really interesting, why not take a look here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jOhoLkq8jYOuS_PSSYmEJkbSKKGXa9u4w8VxiuZDrv4/edit?usp=sharing
A few pieces of advice we found interesting:
"Plan every answer in detail to allow structure to your writing"
"Planning and applying the the technical knowledge to the unseen and pre-seen is crucial, yet we tend to forget this when under pressure"
"Work on your touch typing speed well in advance before you sit the exam. At least two months before at the very minimum."
"Think out of the box....don't be limited by the theory in the textbooks only. Use your experience from the working industry"
"Mock exam practice is key, hard to learn how to answer questions in time limit and be concise to gain marks. Can only come from practice"
If you took the exam and have any more advice, please share it below!
