It doesn't work like this in my country. There is only one exam and it looks the same for each student in every school in every county. It's called matura. It also has a international version but unfortunately you are not allowed to take it unless you graduated one of very few schools that teach in this particular curriculum. I'll see what my results are gonna be precisely this year and then think of a solution.

Yeah, YT is great. I've learned logarithms and stuff like that this way.

It's really difficult to explain how f*ucked our system of education is here. They change the whole education system every few years, the curriculum is constantly modified because they're not satisfied. Each students of each year have different books, different requirements. For example, next year I'm gonna have to write my exam in a different curriculum that I wasn't taught in. There are petitions written for people with disability and discalculia, for example, so that they could chose another subject instead of Maths (that would work for me, as I also have additional biology and philosophy passed), if they are talented and do well in other things, so they won't have to give up on university just because they have a weak point, but the government doesn't even want to consider this. People with disabilities only have some extra minutes on their exams, and that's kinda against our constitution. Yet, most of the average people who score like 30% in everything, they go to universities and there are so many people having a degree here that they want to make exams more difficult now. For me, they should go back to 90s when the universities were running the exams, so that everyone had to pass what's necessary for the particular field of study. This way I wouldn't have to care for Maths in order to do neuropsychology.