Do an hour a day minimum and if you want split it into two subjects for half an hour each I think. Also note down what you revise each day and if you notice you haven’t been revising one specific subject then do that instead, this way following a schedule won’t be necessary as long as you have self discipline.
If you can follow a schedule (which I know some people can’t) then make a revision timetable and have a goal. Make sure to use revision techniques that work for you.
If you can follow a schedule (which I know some people can’t) then make a revision timetable and have a goal. Make sure to use revision techniques that work for you.
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