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How many exams do you have? How are you preparing for it?

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Original post by flyawayowl
six, just started revision today! I'm planning to do loads of past papers :smile:


I'm the same with the past papers, as I sent myself a target to complete 25 over the Easter break, I only started last Saturday as well. Good luck with your exams! :smile:


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Only 7 :smile: revising like how i did for january :tongue:
7 if I include the biology practical/write up thing.
Preparation - paniiiiiiiiiic.
Not feeling the love for Spanish and German exams - 3 hours each :frown:
Final exams: 3
Preparation: 6h/exam/week

Resit exams: 5
Preparation: 4h/exam/week

Will halve these when I'm back in college for 6 weeks between easter and study leave.

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Reply 44
12 exams. C3,C4,FP2,FP3,M2,S2,S3,eco unit 2,3,4 and STEP I,II :P
Not bad right and just literally revising every minute :/
Original post by ACBLISS
12 exams. C3,C4,FP2,FP3,M2,S2,S3,eco unit 2,3,4 and STEP I,II :P
Not bad right and just literally revising every minute :/


You machine! I'd probably stop after just a few hours of revision, still not certain if I'm going for STEP or not yet. :-/


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Reply 46
5.

2 Sociology A2
1 General Studies A2
1 General Studies AS
1 English Lit AS

At the moment I'm getting through a few hours a day of revision for my sociology exams, and currently rereading my novel for English, and creating mindmaps for links on poetry/themes.

The joy of A levels! :biggrin:
Reply 47
Original post by MathsNerd1
You machine! I'd probably stop after just a few hours of revision, still not certain if I'm going for STEP or not yet. :-/


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Lol what motivates me is june 25th i'll be free!! :P lool
Do STEP!!! :O
10 exams :frown:

depends on what subject,
with maths- past papers are key
with history- just learn the content, the papers are pointless to look at
Reply 49
6 altogether, although one is before the May/June half term, so I tend not to count that one.

3 Maths - S1, C3 (retake, so shouldn't be too hard) and C4
1 Biology - F215
2 Psychology - Psy 3 and Psy 4

For Psychology and Biology I've started making notes and aim to have completed this by mid April, when I'll start memorising and then past papers in about mid May.
Maths - lots and lots of practice questions and past papers; luckily there are 15 past papers available, so lots to do.
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Reply 50
9
2 History, 2 Geography, 3 Biology (including the dreaded EMPA) and 2 Maths....

Revising. There isn't much else to do :/
Original post by ACBLISS
Lol what motivates me is june 25th i'll be free!! :P lool
Do STEP!!! :O


That is a good point, I'm already doing AEA so STEP on the same day is quite a concern as I don't think I'll be able to handle 6 straight hours of intense maths without burning out at some point, we shall see though as I'm always changing my mind so I might decide next week that I'll go through with it :tongue:


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I have 4 in total (not including art exam).
3 Geography (2 retakes - 2 AS and 1 A2) and one English exam (A2).
Started revising a few days ago.
Original post by MathsNerd1
I'm the same with the past papers, as I sent myself a target to complete 25 over the Easter break, I only started last Saturday as well. Good luck with your exams! :smile:


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Haha they seem like the best plan! I've made a list of all the past papers for each subject and I'm crossing them off as I go :smile: thanks, you too!
Reply 54
Original post by Rosaknows
Haha, no I have 22 gcse exams, sorry didnt realise its an a level forum :/ but either way, I'm still dying :'(

It's alright but even then 22!!! Howany gcses are you aiming for? Lol it's all worth it in the end aim high!! :smile:
Original post by flyawayowl
Haha they seem like the best plan! I've made a list of all the past papers for each subject and I'm crossing them off as I go :smile: thanks, you too!


They do indeed as I don't really take much in from reading the information, at least this way I'm getting to the time constraints and the type of questions that could be asked. Also I have made a list really, it's just all in my head and I have a folder solely for Chemistry revision, it has about 50 past papers in and weighs a bloody tonne!! Can't wait to get through it all so I can never EVER do it again :tongue:

And thanks I'll probably need all the help I can get as I'm easily distracted and procrastinate a lot, like right now instead of doing the papers :tongue:


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I have 8 exams (2 are AS retakes), and I'm preparing by sleeping until 10:30 when I aimed to get up at 8 to start revision, making notes, panicking that I've forgotten everything, panicking that I won't achieve ABB for university, giving up, and watching Game of Thrones.

But it's only the start of Easter, I'll probably get into a better routine in a few days. At least I hope so :smile:
I have 4, one being a resit that might be cancelled if this remark goes up. I started today, did 4 hours for 4 exams, will do the same all week, then have the weekend off.

What I tend to do is read all the revision guides first, this gives me background knowledge of when I come to write my notes, meaning that when I'm in the process of writing notes I would remember most of the page. My actual plan is to read every revision book I have this week, then start writing notes next Monday, hopefully have them finished when I go back to school, or shortly after. Then I will start on the papers up until the exams. :colondollar:
9 exams
Realising how much maths I have to get through D:


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I don't set myself any kind of time goals I just set myself goals of where I should be at by the end of the week in order to complete my revision on time :smile: then once I've met the goal I can just do questions and that kind of thing to check what I've learnt


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