It's one thing being able to do an exam to the best of your ability, but it's another

Getting the exam done means organising yourself to get the most marks in the time available.
Do times practice papers and adjust your efforts so you answer all questions with the time. Its just discipline, learning the right tempo and knowing when to move on to the next question. 3hr exam= 10 mins to look 4x 40 min answers amd 10 mins to check. Poor time management is your road to ruin.

I usually have the opposite problem. Write as fast as ussain bolt runs and then spend ages staring at the clock wishing it was over already.

the point about past papers and practice is things get easier.

I only have one past paper for each topic and subject as my subjects have reformed so it's quite hard too, I'm making do with the one I did for my mock. What I really was doing was referring to Humanities students as they will require writing essays in their exams.

I usually have the opposite problem. Write as fast as ussain bolt runs and then spend ages staring at the clock wishing it was over already.

Dont forget to do an essay plan.
It doesnt do you much harm to look at other past papers if they cover the same topics just so you cna see the way they vary the questions.

I did, the structure has changed completely so I'm just reading my books and just practising with questions. Thanks

well maybe if there are some up to date revision guides, they often have sample quesyions they make up. Its just getting used to the way they ask questions. theres a limited number of ways.