Hey,
Depends on what you are revising for
BUT if you can fit in 3 or 4 hours it will help you in the long run
What you should be doing?
1. Reading over notes
2. Doing PPQ
3. Making revision notes/flashcards using bright colours/highlighters etc if it works for you
4. making a to do list of what you want to accomplish and tracking your progress
5. Making a note of things you don't understand
Depends on what you are revising for
BUT if you can fit in 3 or 4 hours it will help you in the long run
What you should be doing?
1. Reading over notes
2. Doing PPQ
3. Making revision notes/flashcards using bright colours/highlighters etc if it works for you
4. making a to do list of what you want to accomplish and tracking your progress
5. Making a note of things you don't understand
Thank you! 
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