At the beginning I was very hard working and put in all the right work and did all the homework and extra revision etc but it went down after Christmas holidays. Okay so through out the AS level year (year 12), I have been occasionally putting in work and getting the casual B or C in mocks (most of which I did no revision for) and this continued near exams. I did not do any revision for my exams because I kept procrastinating "2 months left" "1 month left" "2 weeks left" "1 week left" "oh **** tomorrow" So now my obvious plan and only option is to cram for this exam. Cramming has worked before, e.g. I revised on the day of a Chemistry mock and turned out with a B, I did no revision for a C1 mock and got an A (obviously it is an easy paper but ya know) and I did no revision for Biology and got a solid D.
I have only realized now when my procrastination has stopped that cramming is hard because I literally have NO time to do all 10 past papers in a row the day before the exam like I planned. Especially since all my exams are together (once a day for this week) and I dont have a day before. I have a Maths exam tomro (C2) and I am planning to do 5 C2 past papers altogether and I was just wondering if its still possible for me to get an A on this paper? The last C2 mock I did, I got a D and lacked sleep (fell asleep half way through the paper) and did 1 past paper.
Again with Biology and Chemistry, I will only have time to do 5 past papers each and I was wondering if this is enough to still get an A? I obviously have a week before unit 2 and in that week my cramming will be full on and hard, maybe even better than the unit 2's?
Is it even possible or realistic for me to expect all A's at this point? Is it possible for me to get A's with this revision? Has anyone done this before?
Thanks!