Quick a level mock advice

@Pigster I've seen you're really good with chemistry advice. Would you be able to advise me what to do please?

I'm flattered.

There are too many unknowns about whomever you are to be able to offer particularly tailored advice.

Is this mock important in any way? I'm guessing that you're Y13 (I doubt a Y12 would have a 2 hr paper), so your UCAS is in, you won't get kicked out of your school/college, can you not just take the paper and use it diagnostically? i.e. see where you are up to and use it to see what you need to do?

I don't know how tired you are. A good night sleep may be just what the teacher ordered.

Doing "loads of questions" is laudable, but the accurate marking of your work is perhaps more important. Are you actually writing the correct answers? Or are you marking it for yourself and when you see the MS answer, do you go, "well that's what I meant to say"? Do you know the difference between what you actually put and what you need to put?

Correct usage of the MS and hell why not? - the examiners reports - a most overlooked of resource. Get the ER and go through them with a fine toothed comb. Also, print off a copy of the spec. Go through it line-by-line. Any lines you don't 100% get, go ask a teacher to explain.

What grade are you aiming for and how have you been revising?

Atleast a C, by doing topic questions.

Ah okay, don’t worry too much about it. Just do your best. I’m also in Y13 doing chemistry and I have my exams this summer (and I’m certainly not prepared ahaha). What exam board are you doing?

I'm in year 13 too and I'm doing AQA. How about you?

I've got a chemistry a level mock on Wednesday that's 2 hours long.
Should I go sleep now or work?
Tomorrow im just going to go to the library and do loads of questions?
Is that the most efficient use of my time?