2 months until A levels - BCC to AAA

i made a post a few months ago about improving in 5 months... well in my recent mock in january that we got back in march, i ended up with a BCC... (bio, chem, maths). the highest grades i have ever gotten for those subjects are BBA respectively.
don't think i haven't been revising, i have been since the start of year 13 but my grades are not improving. i think i'm also experiencing burn out..
so i used to wake up at 3-4am to do 2 past papers for a subject before school, then repeat the paper again the following day, then the next if i haven't achieved at least 80%. then during the day, i would do homework etc and focus on the areas i got wrong, ask for help, do more questions. sometimes i could only do one paper or none if i felt too tired.
my plan now is to spend the mon-wed doing as many papers for one subject (atleast 2) then thur-sat i would deep dive into the analysing of the paper.
but im definitely doing something wrong if i haven't improved in 3 months :/ what is everyone routine like? can someone who was perhaps in my position give insight of what they did?
i do OCR A biology, chemistry and EDEXCEL maths. I'd like at least an A on all three, im willing to wake up early and sleep late, i still have school until hopefully 8 may so 7-4pm (including travel and getting ready)
thank you 😭😭 if it's hopeless though then i suppose i wold have to convince myself.. i don't really want to resit either.. i'd rather i not mwah tyy

past papers!! these are so helpful bc u can look up the grade boundaries after. Do them blind without any notes, and keep doing them. Each of those subjects have like 10 sets of past papers each, so make the most of everything available to you. ☺️☺️

What time are you going to bed to be waking up at 3-4am? That’s probably part of the issue, your brain likely isn’t fully awake yet so isn’t taking the past paper in, and then you’re already going to school on a tired brain. Could never catch me waking up that early to do revision.

thank youuu although i've been doing past papers ever since, but i think im going about them wrong. could you possibly tell me how you would use them to their potential 😭😭 i go through the questions i got wrong and try to understand and i would do more questions like the one i got wrong, i think my only problem is i don't look over my mistakes or the topic again 🫠 i would usually do a paper then do the same paper the next day until i get an A

fair point but i really wanted to utilise every hour 😭i aimed to sleep at about 7pm but it usually was about 8-9pm

i made a post a few months ago about improving in 5 months... well in my recent mock in january that we got back in march, i ended up with a BCC... (bio, chem, maths). the highest grades i have ever gotten for those subjects are BBA respectively.
don't think i haven't been revising, i have been since the start of year 13 but my grades are not improving. i think i'm also experiencing burn out..
so i used to wake up at 3-4am to do 2 past papers for a subject before school, then repeat the paper again the following day, then the next if i haven't achieved at least 80%. then during the day, i would do homework etc and focus on the areas i got wrong, ask for help, do more questions. sometimes i could only do one paper or none if i felt too tired.
my plan now is to spend the mon-wed doing as many papers for one subject (atleast 2) then thur-sat i would deep dive into the analysing of the paper.
but im definitely doing something wrong if i haven't improved in 3 months :/ what is everyone routine like? can someone who was perhaps in my position give insight of what they did?
i do OCR A biology, chemistry and EDEXCEL maths. I'd like at least an A on all three, im willing to wake up early and sleep late, i still have school until hopefully 8 may so 7-4pm (including travel and getting ready)
thank you 😭😭 if it's hopeless though then i suppose i wold have to convince myself.. i don't really want to resit either.. i'd rather i not mwah tyy

thank youuu although i've been doing past papers ever since, but i think im going about them wrong. could you possibly tell me how you would use them to their potential 😭😭 i go through the questions i got wrong and try to understand and i would do more questions like the one i got wrong, i think my only problem is i don't look over my mistakes or the topic again 🫠 i would usually do a paper then do the same paper the next day until i get an A