GCSE Mock Exams, can someone help me/ revising

My only advice:
Do NOT get the 2015 papers before the mocks. In your real exams, you will not have that kind of boost. Treat your mocks as a trial run, then you will know what areas you need to improve upon. Plus, it'll look suspicious AF if you do the mocks, get an A* from a U, then they quiz you and you don't know anything.

Don't cheat - you're only going to throw away the chance at having something to revise from come summer.

That's true but I suppose it'll prepare me for the questions and past papers are useful for me to revise from anyway. But I really don't want it to be a trial run, in year ten I also had mocks and they were awful but then again I didn't revise so it explained it. Yet, I really don't know how to memorise so much information and I know there's others taking more GCSE'S than me but I'm not really too bright. The Chemistry test isn't a mock, it's just a Unit 3, because I got a U like everyone else except those who cheated, and I did revise for that one but it was only section A, however now it's the full unit but I don't know. CGP guides don't contain that much information, that's what my teacher said but she didn't recommend anything else.

Preparing yourself for the questions isn't going to help you. You won't know what you knew from yourself and what you knew because you cheated. Do the exams as if they were the real things, trust me doing that benefitted me. (from a C in December to an A in the real exam in one subject, for example).

For the Sciences, I'd recommend getting the actual textbook from the examining board. I had AQA and the revision books they made were absolutely brilliant. Go through each topic, make brief notes, quiz yourself using topic questions (usually in the textbook). Then mark the questions, go back over what you don't know, redo the questions. Keep doing that until you get them right.

I have these all. However I will NOT give them to you. Do not ruin the last opportunity you have to see where you're actually at before the exams. Don't do it.

I have these all. However I will NOT give them to you. Do not ruin the last opportunity you have to see where you're actually at before the exams. Don't do it.

I'm just afraid of failing mainly, especially because I've got so much money being spent on tuition for me because the school's teaching, in my opinion, isn't great to be frank... My parents eventually discovered how bad I was doing in school despite the fact I even had tuition back then, so I'd rather just please them and myself from eventually getting the grades. I do revise, I look through my CGP books but then the questions in the exam papers don't really link to the notes, I mean I revised so hard but I got a U, which doesn't make sense.

At the end of the day, if you fail then it's just more of an incentive. You don't want to end up opening your real ones and have failed just because you gave yourself false hope in your mock exams, do you? I think I'd rather fail my mocks, in honesty.

come on man, don't fool yourself, if you are not doing well ask the teachers for help! that is their bloody job!!!

The last time I asked for help, I asked a teacher how to get an A and she laughed at my face and said I wouldn't get an A ever, it was in class in front of everyone so I just haven't ever really asked for help from teachers since then, I'd rather not be humiliated...

Hello.I am a teacher from England, i currently work part time, is there any possible way you can send me the papers.Since the school can't access them, as we are a new school who are pushing our yr 9 to prepare for GCSEs even thought they are starting a new specification. Thanks!I