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How many hours are you revising each day?

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I try to aim for 2-3 hours a night.

I don't find revising hard at all but it's just getting motivated! I would colour code a revision timetable and put all of your revision guides in one place so you will feel like doing it more. In the last week before my history exam I am on study leave and I managed to fit 40 hours in that week! I'm going to be pulling my hair out by Sunday but hopefully it will pay off and I'll get an a*!!

Good luck studying and in your exams. C x

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Reply 361

Luketreherne

seven exams , ouch :eek:

Reply 362

Tier

4 exams. One chapter in the revision book a day each.

I don't get how the heck some of you have 10 or so exams.

Reply 363

hslt

Original post by taintedCH

Not lying. I took language A-levels which are official languages in my country. I didn't need to revise since I speak them every day. Alternatively one could say I revise 24/7 then. :wink:

And yet you still only got AAB??

Reply 364

DannyDualscar

11 exams and 4 hours a school day and 8 on a day off :smile:

a timetable is a really good idea, once you feel organized it will hopefully help get rid of some stress (only some though....)

Reply 365

Stineeful

What is this 'revision' you speak of?

Reply 366

Vian

On average, I'll be doing around 4 hours per day, which I'm pulling off by doing 2 hours after work on some days and 6 hours every alternate night by pulling out all-nighters. The strain I feel sometimes is murder :emo:

Reply 367

PilotHolly

Original post by calm down

Im doing the same ammount for 7 as levels, what qualifications are yours for? good luck also :smile:

Oooh nasty! Haha mine are GCSE's, I think I'd die if I had 19 AS. But to be honest, 5 of them are English exams and 3 are history. Good luck!

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calm down

Original post by PilotHolly

Oooh nasty! Haha mine are GCSE's, I think I'd die if I had 19 AS. But to be honest, 5 of them are English exams and 3 are history. Good luck!

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Watch out for history, the exam at GCSE got me

Reply 369

DavidYorkshireFTW

I try and do as much revision as possible until i feel like i have stopped taking in information, then i stop, because there isn't much point in revising if nothing is going in, but as i have upcoming exams i hope to increase this during study leave :smile:

Reply 370

Frostyjoe

Well I used to revise about 2-3 hours a day and then 4/5 a day in the weekend. Now its close I just set myself targets and im just gonna revise all day until they are done. Would love to have all my revision done by next weekend.

So maybe 9 hours today?

Some classmates are saying how they are finished. I dont beleive that its lies, maybe or two but not all. They love lying and they all lie about revision too. Its funny a girl across my road apparently does very little revision. She comes out with 95percent in last test. Complete nonsense. I dont get why anyone would lie because it doesnt make you look impressive just naive.

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Reply 371

Antifazian

I have 4 uni exams, have been revising around 3-4 hours a day so far.

I'll try to increase that now though as they're about two weeks away and i've been doing one module per day which is not ideal.