Question

When you need 5% on an exam to pass the course.. do u bother to study?

 

I never bothered studying anyway, for any of the exams.

But that's not the way to go, kids!

 

All depends on whether or a pass is the highest you can achieve?

 

pretty sure i've taken gcses where you get marks for writing your name

 

LOL, i do a degree though

 

What year are you in? My first year didn't count for anything (if this is the case - don't revise, you'll only hate yourself for it later!)

 

Studying is for thick people, everyone should know everything.

Take Sudoku for example, it's only a crossword for people with no general knowledge...

 

Pretty much this, always tried to work out the maximum grade I was capable of getting (ie I knew I was never going to get a first, so aim for a 2:1), then do the minimum work to achieve this goal.

 

tekkers

 

I remember a lad at school doing his RE GCSE just put down, "I love fannies" and he didn't fail! He got a 'G' (not a U or an X) and we don't know how. One of my A2 English Exams I didn't read the book the questions were about but I still managed to get 35% just by being incredibly vague.

If you only need 5% then just draw a picture of a big juicy cock on your answer sheet.

 

I was made to re-sit English having already got an A, so I just wrote about the upcoming world cup, entitled "Heskey is ****" and ended up with a D. I was so proud.

 

Nice one!

The best things are the things you don't really deserve. I think the easiest exam to get a result from is RE, it's mostly opinion so they cannot mark too strictly. Drawing is the best way to look busy when you don't know the answer.

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I remember in my GCSE's my mate in his RE write down how much of a lie religion was and people who followed it are idiots and all that rubbish I think he even dropped the 'N' Bomb a couple of times and he got a C cause he answered the question whilst showing his opinion