To those who haven't started revising properly yet...

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I'm going to start revising properly on Monday. I have been doing a litle bit here and there but my timetable starts Monday :smile:

2 months is long enough I think. I started revising for my GCSEs in March on Yr11 and by June I was quite depressed :smile:

For GCSE, you can pick up a text book the day before :biggrin:

Reply 61

oh-bang

Tomorrow

or... this weekend

next week?

Reply 62

diamonddust

Original post by Tabers

Easter hols I'm starting. I've had too much coursework and homework to cope with up to this point. But revision will start next week!!

What she said!

Reply 63

paella

2 hours a day per exam from saturday - I see no reason why that won't be enough to secure 90%+ UMS.

Reply 64

Groat

Original post by paella

2 hours a day per exam from saturday - I see no reason why that won't be enough to secure 90%+ UMS.

How many exams do you have? I'd have to do 20 hours a day with your regime. :colondollar:

Reply 65

Schoolio93

3 hours a day per subject starting from monday because for the next couple of days i will be busy improving my coursework. But yeah starting in easter is the best time.

Reply 66

Schoolio93

Original post by jamiepango

if you took 4 subjects, that would mean 12 hours a day! :O Careful you don't burn yourself out...
And remember, sleep is just as important :smile:

lol I won't be revising four subjects, but rather only 3. The fourth one is a language, I don't tend to revise anything for it.

Reply 67

the_gooner

I have exams in a month, and can't stop procrastinating. Any tips?

Reply 68

anh.cris

my god this topic really speaks my mind lol
1 more month to go but still have to cover what teacher has not fully covered.. anyway, if it's not ok then it's not the end isn't it? xD
good luck with revision everyone : D

Reply 69

moonfly

I don't know - like two weeks before my exams? I do past papers... For the January modules I was literally getting to the point where I was doing four papers a day (I had six exams) in lessons and stuff, which worked out fine (all As) :smile:

Reply 70

Alison1992

I have been revising since the beginning of march but my proper heavy revision started today (first day of easter hols) and i've got a chock-a-block schedule, my first exam isn't until the 16th of June though so 9 weeks

Reply 71

paella

Original post by Groat

How many exams do you have? I'd have to do 20 hours a day with your regime. :colondollar:

3 lol.

Reply 72

Gromit94

Original post by Jacktri

wait you revised for GCSEs what a waste of time

Yeah, cause I take my education seriously

Reply 73

Groat

Original post by paella

3 lol.

9 hours a day is still hefty! Maybe try and reduce that to 6 hours a day? It's more likely to be successful revision if you take it in smaller chunks.

Reply 74

f.chowdhury

i keeep procrastinating :|

Reply 75

Alison1992

I have 3 exams and only need to get CCU to get my AAB for Uni, but i'm still stressing over my revision, if i don't think there's enough time to revise for 3 exams, how are you guys revising for 6,7 or 8???

Reply 76

Sheldon

Original post by Groat

Out of curiosity, what subjects are you taking? I aim to be in a similar position as you next year - that's partly my motivation for AS-Levels.

I took Maths Chemistry and Physics :biggrin:

Reply 77

Junaid16

Half term, hopefully 12-5 everyday :yep:

Reply 78

Sheldon

Original post by Irishmonkey1992

How is that possible for you to only need to get BCD in your June exams to come out with the overall A-Levels - AAA?

Because my AS exams and January A2 where pretty high

Reply 79

*Hakz*

Planning on hopefully starting on saturday till the holday finishes. At least 5 hours a day inshallah.

I had to cancel my trip/holiday Dublin because of REVISION..... either I get into my desired university this year or possibly cry forever. I'd prefer the former.