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I couldn't get why you call urself ray instead of Rehman(such a lovely name,be proud of it).Well video was helpful.

Looks like most British university rooms to me.

Do you offer 1-2-1 tutoring my daughter needs help with her a levels.

I can’t see any practice page :(

Dudee, brilliant doesn't have a community tab or practice problems anymore what the hell

you are so underrated that it hurts. u deserve millions of subs man. ur vids are so concise and yet saturated with so much info . lots of love from bd

i suck at physics no idea what possesed me to take it, but i REALLY suck at the maths ESPECIALLY the angles. which is great considering a level physics is just a level maths in a flimsy disguise. i also dont do a level math. if anyone out there is seeing this comment please give tips and resources on how to lockdown on the mathsy half of physics ❤❤

Vishal's hoodie is extremely cultured

Hi ray, off topic but I lose stupid marks on my physics, maths and further maths practice tests so I was thinking of making anki flashcards on the exact questions I got wrong, is this a good technique?

Thank you so much

I might be Talking shit here because I haven’t started my bachelor but to me some things he said where already clear such as the teachers doing less teaching but more like doing presentations on topics. Again I have no experience but in my opinion if you choose to study physics you should do it for the sake of the knowledge and love for the field and not to get in to a prestigious university also I have the impression you won’t get through your studies successfully or at least happily if you don’t truly love physics and are willing to maybe suffer a bit in the process due to physics being so hard and demanding. Although I think he’s right about the impact studying physics at Cambridge might have for his future i think he chose his path fore the wrong reasons. I want to make clear that this is my personal opinion and I don’t know what the situation in Cambridge is actually like. Those are just my impressions I got from watching videos and talking to people I know that studied physics. I did this ‘’research’’ prior to my own choice to start studying physics soon too.

you have such a calming voice<3

Hi, how long would you revise each dau. Could you make a videonon how long you would rebise and when to take breaks?

it's great for replacing doom scrolling even if ur a stem student. Yeah you'll be familiar with most of the topics already having taken them in undergrad but it's nice to have an app on ur phone where u can refresh on them and do little brain teasers instead of scrolling instagram which we usually end up doing when bored

Hello! Thank you for the helpful video. I'm in year 10 right now and wanted to ask how to use the specification to make flashcards, and if that'll be effective? (especially for triple science, history, maybe rs)

I've struggled with this for sooo long. Thank you so much!! Amazing video

Hi Ray, I hope you are keeping well, I was wondering what happened to your weekly review video? Do you still have the template please?

Try your best to lay your hands on ALL the 1st, 2nd and 3rd year course books of the Open University if you are studying courses from the following disciplines - Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Statistics and Earth Sciences/Geology. These books are beautiful at explaining concepts, beautiful at illustration, have numerous examples - all worked, have numerous questions - all woked extensively with workings clearly laid out. You will not fail to understand, if anything you will be grateful to god that such books are in existence even if you don't believe in god (such as I). I didn't go to the Open University, however, I have bought nearly all their books in these disciplines due to something like 1000 times shockingly worse than what this young man has been describing here happening at my first degree univesity. I am not saying you will not need any other books - you will, however for clear teaching and understanding in these disciplines they rank amongst the very best of the best. Some disciplines have very very bad textbooks in general like chemical engineering, and physical chemistry, some disciplines have impossibly difficult and quite frankly questions and problems detrimental to mental health that you have to answer like physics from 2nd year onwards, etc, etc. So if your lecturers are sub par, disinterested, and are generally messing up your understanding, and going to their lectures is making you want to quit your course altogether, buy these books If you can't find them on Amazon or Ebay phone the relevant department at the Open University directly and ask if they have any left over books you can buy. If they haven't, tell them to put you in touch with the univesity department that deals with OU books to see if you can buy them directly from there, or if they will release some on to Amazon UK. They did release some fluid mechanics books that were being sold on Amazon UK for well over £30 pounds each on to that website which brought the price down to around £5 each when I told them about this. There are four books that go with their fluid mechanics course.. I tracked their books down all over the world in order to buy some of them second hand on Amazon sites in Germany, America, France, the UK, Australia, Canada, etc. I got most of them brand new. I wish a lot more university students new of this. I subsequently read of a prominent person who studied chemistry at Imperial College writing in a newspaper or magazine article that this was exactly what they did too. The Open University is by and large a teaching university (they do research as well, but it's remit is teaching) - that's why their teaching material is top notch. It's designed to be used at a distance. Being a teaching university makes all the difference to learning, however, research universities take all the prestige just as is being said in this video. I am not saying go and look at their lectures on-line. I am saying buy their books if you want to understand what you are being taught. Try and buy their most recent book(s) for the course you are studying, which is something you have to pay attention to in order not to buy old course books. One annoying thing is that their books have cryptic names except in maths, statistics and geology so you may have to go on to their website to decipher which course codes go with which books. It will take some time and effort but you will eventually decipher what's going on. I believe a lot of students suffer inordinately and horribly from recieving bad lectures that put them off by making things that are eminently possible to understand seem next to impossible to learn ...

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Mathpix is a big time saver thx

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If you eliminate the uptalk (how the hell did it make its way to the UK?!) I'll believe what you're saying. Credibility. Confidence. Otherwise a nice vid.

Lowkey I took your advice went from Ds to A* top of my class 🎉🎉

OMG , Ray I can't believe I am watching this video so late. but. honestly your series magically helpful , I can't wait to say thank you to your tips after my Gcse that these tips work so well

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This is a great video, but is now outdated, as they've since removed the community section altogether. See their "Brilliant Community FAQ" page. What a shame!

Hi, i have a question, should i do like 4 years and go through it again or do 6 years with rivising it partially?

just paid $25 for one month and started up. within a few chapters it became obvious that their lessons are a joke. The lesson scripts are BEYOND SLOVENLY in their development of concepts, they skip so much of the necessary logical premises that it's like reading a book in which every other page has been torn out. The authors of some of their chapters don't seem to know that this is not supposed to be you talking to yourself, you're supposed to be moving logically through a lesson in a way that will be comprehensible to a student.

Thank you for making your videos they inspired me to create my own youtube channel and get 3A*s in my Alevels. Hope we can meet one day (:

HUGE PROPS for putting the conclusion first

Hi ray, in ur a level revision how many cards were u reviewing daily as I have around 200 cards of bio and chem to revise I was wondering if that’s normal.

This topic is so neglected, but it really shouldn't - networking literally paves the way for you to pursue your passions a lot of the time. I feel like this video builds a lot on the mistakes I made in uni video Sidenote, I love these rambly videos. Keep it up!

Bro You have the smoothest voice ever. You should definately look into voice work

Great video mate!

Thank you so much ray. Currently in year 12 and I think this advice will be of great help for me even in sixth form.

Do you any guidance or tips for making university choices?

What exactly was your process of compiling notes using multiple sources?

Thanks for the advice Jay.

i thought cambridge only offers physics through natural sciences and not as its own course?

So happy for that moment

Thank you! Why did not I find you earlier! You are a saviour ❤

How would you recommend marking topic questions from physics and maths tutor How would i learn from my mistakes like doing it again? ( science ) cause i do topic questions for a topic and i dont know what to do with the ones i get wrong ( if that makes sense 😭 )

Does Cambridge University have a master's degree in communication?

Man, how do you change the time interval?

So, no. Thx, I guess.

When I was 14 I was doing further maths and I can really agree with the exiting realisation about the complex maths

It's truly a calm and impactful video. Any way we can email you

Did you delete a video?

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