Exams start in 2 months - how much revision will be required to get a high 2.1?

I don't think it all hinges on how much revision you do. Other critical factors might be:

- How much you understood of the teaching in the first place.
- Quality of your revision.
- How smart you are.

I doubt there is simply a formula of how many hours you revise = certain grade.

Absolutely. To get a decent - high 2.1 you can't cram or revise everything. You have to work consistently well throughout the semester. A high 2.1 has to show a very good understanding of the material enough to be critical of the law to a very high standard. This cannot be achieved for a whole module unless you're told the topic beforehand and spend the revision period on that.

It all depends on how much prep you did in the first place and what you have missed - you say you prepared well for most seminars - does this mean there's still things you need to cover? If so it's not really revision if you're looking at some stuff for the first time!

In the weeks leading up to exams I revise/practice questions etc for 6-9 hours a day

I think in two months of sustained work, based on moderate work in term, a good 2:i is definitely possible. You need to work *smart*, and be ruthlessly selective. Looking at past papers and figuring out what you need to know, and what you can skip without penalty, is crucial. This will vary from one uni to another.

Absolutely. To get a decent - high 2.1 you can't cram or revise everything. You have to work consistently well throughout the semester. A high 2.1 has to show a very good understanding of the material enough to be critical of the law to a very high standard. This cannot be achieved for a whole module unless you're told the topic beforehand and spend the revision period on that.

It all depends on how much prep you did in the first place and what you have missed - you say you prepared well for most seminars - does this mean there's still things you need to cover? If so it's not really revision if you're looking at some stuff for the first time!

In the weeks leading up to exams I revise/practice questions etc for 6-9 hours a day

Done most of my reading now, trying to get a good understanding before starting revision at easter. I'm hoping having attended the seminars (apart from 3!) and by doing all the compulsory reading i will manage.
hopefully.......