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How should I study for my exam, do not want to redo my second year?

I got an exam coming up in 3 days. I have not studied and I'm pretty much ****** if I fail.
I need to get at least a D3.
The format of the exam is qualitative essay.

We have two books to read. The exam is split in two parts, with one part for each book.

Each book contains 10 chapters to be studied for the exam, thats a total of 20 chapters, and each chapter is about 30 pages long.

There are 2 essay questions on each part of the test, meaning 2 questions for the first book and 2 for the other book.

I can not possibly learn all the chapters by heart. If I would read them all, I would know them too vaguely to be able to write an essay one them. So what do you suggest? Is there some way I can take a chance by only reading some chapters without it jeopardizing my chances?

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