[exam2k10]

Hi,

I have checked the timetable online for my exam modules.

There are roughly 100 days till my first exam .

However, I am a bit worried that I have left it too late.

How can I still do well in the summer exams?

I am willing to do anything to get AAB.

Thanks

[live-laugh-love]

I'm sure you can just start from today and you'll be fine

[chickenonsteroids]

Yes, a lot of time if you make the most of it

[Lorem Ipsum]

Let's face it, you've pretty much already failed.

Edit: Really, did you people think I was being serious?

[Id and Ego seek]

Depends your subjects and depends your work ethic. You seem pretty commuted, so I say you'll do fine.

[LifeIsGood]

Yes

I'm going to calculate how many days I have....

[+ polarity -]

ffs

[kaylafrances]

yes but you're abit late for exam2k10

[paulbridger]

What the hell! That's plenty of time. For AS I started revising 5 weeks before my exams (Like 5 hours a day) And got AAAC. This year I will start revising 8 weeks before my exams and hopefully will get AAB, minimum. And I think that is plenty..

[vedderfan94]

huh? I probably won't start revision until May. Chill out dude.

[cardigansandjeans]

Yes you do! Start now and don't waste time

[RSP18]

(Original post by exam2k10)
Hi,

I have checked the timetable online for my exam modules.

There are roughly 100 days till my first exam .

However, I am a bit worried that I have left it too late.

How can I still do well in the summer exams?

I am willing to do anything to get AAB.

Thanks

If ur sooo worried, get off TSR and do some revision.
But dont be worried. Most people say u need about 4 weeks for each exam u take, so u hav plently of time.

[exam2k10]

Thanks for the advice.

Roughly, how long should I spend a day revising?

[RSP18]

(Original post by exam2k10)
Thanks for the advice.

Roughly, how long should I spend a day revising?

that depends on ur work ethic.

it tends to b best when u work for 50 minute slots.

[Nightufury]

put it this way if you fail you will learn to start earlier.

[exam2k10]

(Original post by Nightufury)
put it this way if you fail you will learn to start earlier.

I have to start earlier. I am very concerned about university applications.

Thing is, now I have four resits and four A2 modules.

So how do I managed everything?

Would appreciate it if you could give some advice.

[ElMoro]

yes

start

now

[ElMoro]

(Original post by exam2k10)
Would appreciate it if you could give some advice.

Get off TSR and start revising now

[chinaberry]

Hmm what? I haven't started yet...we've got two whole weeks over Easter!

Just concentrating on coursework atm.

[Nightufury]

(Original post by exam2k10)
I have to start earlier. I am very concerned about university applications.

Thing is, now I have four resits and four A2 modules.

So how do I managed everything?

Would appreciate it if you could give some advice.

suggest you start NOW. learn two maths topic and two chem topics and one bio a day. make sure you are completely confident with these topics and that you take notes and memorise it. whenever your teacher asks a question or is starting a new topic make sure you read it from the textbook beforehand. so when your in class you can be a nerd (yes being a nerd is a good thing) and answer the question (hopefully correctly). not only will your confidence increase which is needed especially after you got Us but you will begin to enjoy your lessons and feel more a part of your class.

believe me you do not want to re-sit the year. you will feel as if you have plunged into hell itself. all your friends you ever knew will be going on to a2 and applying to uni and you will be playing catch up with them for along time to come. your parents will freak out. (if your Asian you may get deported.) your younger siblings will laugh at you and your teachers will think theres another noob. you will feel inferior.

So i suggest you never ever get another U in your life otherwise you will descend the ladder of life faster than you could have ever imagined and when you reach the bottom you will find that there is no way back to where you were at the start of that lovely summers day when you entered sixth form college.

if i were you i would close my facebook account put my phone on silent and pack up my ps3 and tv and not listen to music on the bus everyday (this is a big distraction music=procrastination=failure) and no life revision until ive finished those exams.

i wouldnt care what my friends or someone else said about me like "oh look he is in the library at school what a nerd" because i know come results day they will be crying and i will be the silent student with a sly grin who will be happy inside. You don't have to be smart to get As in chemistry or maths. All you need to do is put in hard work and change your lifestyle because at the moment your education is suffering big time.

Btw this applies to any subject i just used chem bio as examples.