Am I at risk of getting disappointing AS Level grades?

I did 7 hours + in May and June of AS cause I was a lazy **** and had to relearn everything.

Yeah I did the same at around April. Right now though, doing hundreds of hours of revision is entirely unnecessary, which is what I was getting at.

Did it like... I'll just say within the month of the exam so it sounds more lmao

Got AAAA and an A*

Lowest was 92% overall which was only because I bombed the practical apparently

Sooooooo point is, work effectively and you'll be fiiine

I got AAAA at AS though with UMS scores of 99%,97%,86% and 83% and I only really revised a couple of weeks before the exams, cramming is the most effective revision method because how you supposed to remember what you revise now for exams in May/June?So cram all your revision a couple of weeks before and you should be able to remember most of it.A lot the modules don't really need revision its just best to to be on the safe side and to get the highest possible UMS.

It depends on what you mean by the term revision.

Not sure if you mean going over what you've done, or if you mean you had done no studying throughout the year up until a few weeks before the exam.

When I say revision, I mean looking back over content.

I obviously learnt stuff in class.

Didn't study though over year? Idk

So you're unsure if you didn't study throughout the year or have I misunderstood?

I don't know what you mean by study throughout the year.

I did hw most of the time, but I didn't like read over notes through the year

By studying I mean reading the textbook, doing questions and such

then no

And you still managed better than me, interesting

I swear you did better than me

This year I think I am going to try and read over what I've done in class

I got 4As, didn't you get 5As and an A*?

Nope

A* four As and a B in total

And ums wise you did better