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How to revise physics(i need help)

So I got moves in about 2 months. For math and Fmaths it going well. But physics isn't AT ALL. Currently im just making notes from my textbook (the edexcel revision guide). But whenever i even attempt to answer questions from physics and maths tutors i mostly get them wrong. I have to do 6 topics and im struggling with mechanics which im assuming is the easiest topic. Please anyone got any effective revision methods to learn physics basically from scratch and actually got them results(A and A*). I really need to get an A. So please help me out.

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Mr Wednesday

Original post by Rainyzack

THE most important thing you can do is try real questions from real exam papers again and again. It's fine to be making mistakes now, that's how learning a complex subject goes, the trick is to use that to find the gaps in your knowledge, remember how to use the right maths techniques and go round the loop again and again. Ideally, when you get to the real exam you then pretty much recognize all the questions and how to attack them.