have i started revising too late?

my first alevel exam is on the 7th of June and I'm just finishing up on all my notes (doing bio, chem and french). if i start with practice questions/more active revision methods next week, will this give me enough time to get A/A* grades?

Heyy! You haven’t started too late! I finished my A levels last year and got AAA in Biology, Chemistry and Maths. The best thing you can do is to do loads of past papers. First practice doing all the past questions by topic and then move onto full past papers closer towards exam time. Physics and maths tutor have lots of practice questions for Biology and Chemistry. There aren’t many questions for the Biology section in the new spec part of physics and math tutor so I used the old spec questions. It is really important to learn what the mark scheme says as you will start to understand what the examiner want from you. They also reuse a lot of the questions. I hope this helps and good luck for your exams!

Hi there, that’s reallly excellent well done!
In terms of content, may i ask how you essentially absorb the content please! Especially nearer to exams date, do you use flashcards or any other resources.
Is it also possible if you can give a step to step routine of what youve done too please, if that’s not too much.
I’m really struggling lately.
Thank youuuuu

Heyy, I used a combination of things.

For Chemistry, I would make sure I had an understanding of the topic first. I would read through the notes on Chemrevise to make sure that I am not missing anything. Then I would do almost every single question on that topic on Physics and Maths tutor. I then copied and pasted all the questions and answers to a document. This allowed me to go over the past paper questions more quickly every week or so because I wouldn't have to write the answers out each time. I am sure a lot of people will probably disagree with this method because it is basically learning all the mark schemes off by heart.

For Biology, I did basically the same thing as I did for Chemistry. I made my notes from the past papers.

The process is quite time consuming so the best thing you could do from now on is to do as many past paper questions by topic. I think it is really important to do it by topic as it allows you to learn how to answer each question correctly before you move onto full past papers. It is crucial to do past paper questions and to also check your answers with the mark schemes. I believe it will be quite challenging to get an A if you don't do any past papers.

I hope this helps!

my first alevel exam is on the 7th of June and I'm just finishing up on all my notes (doing bio, chem and french). if i start with practice questions/more active revision methods next week, will this give me enough time to get A/A* grades?

Heyy, I used a combination of things.

For Chemistry, I would make sure I had an understanding of the topic first. I would read through the notes on Chemrevise to make sure that I am not missing anything. Then I would do almost every single question on that topic on Physics and Maths tutor. I then copied and pasted all the questions and answers to a document. This allowed me to go over the past paper questions more quickly every week or so because I wouldn't have to write the answers out each time. I am sure a lot of people will probably disagree with this method because it is basically learning all the mark schemes off by heart.

For Biology, I did basically the same thing as I did for Chemistry. I made my notes from the past papers.

The process is quite time consuming so the best thing you could do from now on is to do as many past paper questions by topic. I think it is really important to do it by topic as it allows you to learn how to answer each question correctly before you move onto full past papers. It is crucial to do past paper questions and to also check your answers with the mark schemes. I believe it will be quite challenging to get an A if you don't do any past papers.

I hope this helps!

Do you still have these by any chance please?

Hi there, that’s reallly excellent well done!
In terms of content, may i ask how you essentially absorb the content please! Especially nearer to exams date, do you use flashcards or any other resources.
Is it also possible if you can give a step to step routine of what youve done too please, if that’s not too much.
I’m really struggling lately.
Thank youuuuu