nucNawaf said:I got a university assessment which it is required to applying for physics course, by the way it is university of Edinburgh.
Because I AM really worried about it, I need someone who could illustrate the exam for me and taking tips about it.
berkeman said:Welcome to the PF.
What is meant by "illustrate the exam"?
nucNawaf said:What i mean is what basses should I have before enter the exam
I am a student at Edinburgh currently and there was no entrance exam for me. I wonder if the OP is an international student and perhaps the university did not recognise the OP's current qualifications, so an option would be to produce an exam that would give some indication of math/physics level.berkeman said:Are you already a student at the U of E, looking to get into a particular physics class? Or are you applying for admission to the U of E? Can you provide any pointers to info about this class and the admission requirements?
nucNawaf said:I got a university assessment which it is required to applying for physics course, by the way it is university of Edinburgh.
Because I AM really worried about it, I need someone who could illustrate the exam for me and taking tips about it.
The University of Edinburgh Physics Assessment Assistance is a program designed to help students prepare for and succeed in their physics assessments at the University of Edinburgh. This program offers resources such as study guides, practice problems, and tutoring services to support students in their physics courses.
All students currently enrolled in physics courses at the University of Edinburgh are eligible to use the Physics Assessment Assistance program. This includes both undergraduate and graduate students.
Students can access the resources offered by the Physics Assessment Assistance program through the University of Edinburgh's online learning platform, Learn. The program's resources can be found under the "Physics Assessment Assistance" section on Learn.
No, there is no cost for students to use the Physics Assessment Assistance program. The resources and services provided by the program are free for all eligible students.
Yes, the program offers one-on-one tutoring services for students who need additional support in their physics courses. These tutoring sessions can be scheduled through the program's online platform, and are provided at no cost to students.