Left exam revision till late
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Left exam revision till late
Im really scared time has just gone by so quickly and now ive left revision for my as levels too late i have 9 exams starting on the 14th till the 24th and i only have 9 days left to revise for them, ive done no revision for them at all so far, is it possible to get good grades? what should i do?
i take biology chemistry maths and history by the way
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Re: Left exam revision till lateGet revising! Do you already understand the content as you covered it in class? If you did it'll be much easier as you'll just be revising rather than learning.
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Re: Left exam revision till late
Also, Biology and Chemistry have a huge amount of content. Just learn concepts and do practice questions.
The end of topic questions at the end of each chapter in the CGP revision guide are pretty good!
For Maths, MyMaths is great. Learn the topics and attempt as many pastpapers as possible!
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Re: Left exam revision till lateyeah i roughly know the content or them all but i just need to basically memorise everything thanks though(Original post by Mike Hunt is nice)
Also, Biology and Chemistry have a huge amount of content. Just learn concepts and do practice questions.
The end of topic questions at the end of each chapter in the CGP revision guide are pretty good!
For Maths, MyMaths is great. Learn the topics and attempt as many pastpapers as possible!
Goodluck
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Re: Left exam revision till latei understand everything its just the amount i need to learn off within the next week(Original post by ummm)
Get revising! Do you already understand the content as you covered it in class? If you did it'll be much easier as you'll just be revising rather than learning.
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Re: Left exam revision till lateIt's going to be hard, but doable! You need to prioritise your first exams, but don't completely neglect those later on. You're not going to have the time to memorise every little detail, and for chemistry I think it's much more important to fully understand the concepts as it's mostly all about application anyway. Just try to grasp the content for biology, then do as many past papers as possible! For maths, I'm assuming you can already do most of the different things that are going to be on the paper? If not, make key notes, and go through everything to make sure you understand it, then again, do as many past papers as possible.(Original post by hafsah286)
i understand everything its just the amount i need to learn off within the next week
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Re: Left exam revision till lateWhat about after the exam?!(Original post by Mike Hunt is nice)
Its never too late to start revising.
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Re: Left exam revision till lateweve just got to bash revision now for the next month i guess, like HOURS a day then hopefully well get back on track good luck!(Original post by Baddream)
I'm in the same situation! I'm doing Maths, Biology, English Lit and History and haven't started revising yet. I haven't even read the books for Eng Lit :/
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Re: Left exam revision till lateaw thanks for the tips!(Original post by ummm)
It's going to be hard, but doable! You need to prioritise your first exams, but don't completely neglect those later on. You're not going to have the time to memorise every little detail, and for chemistry I think it's much more important to fully understand the concepts as it's mostly all about application anyway. Just try to grasp the content for biology, then do as many past papers as possible! For maths, I'm assuming you can already do most of the different things that are going to be on the paper? If not, make key notes, and go through everything to make sure you understand it, then again, do as many past papers as possible.
Good luck! How come you haven't started before now if you don't mind me asking?
weve had coursework and assignments due in and stuff so i didnt get a chance and i didnt realise just how quick time had gone, i know that probably sounds really dumb lol but i was just like oh theres plenty of time left till i realised there was only 9 days plus for my gcses with only a bit of revision i managed to get a*s and as so i just didnt realise the enormity of alevels and thought id be able to do it , but clearly not haha
