Too Late To Start Revising ?!?

Hey...

My exams start on the 19th May and I am really starting to panic ! I do Maths and Sciences and have revised but not so much. Im really worried. Im ready to commit 7 hours everyday from tomorrow after school to revise but does anyone have any tips and advice on how to revise efficiently in these A-levels and get over 95+ UMS in them ?

Thanks

I'm doing pretty much the same A levels as you and I have only just started revising as well - if you structure your revision well you will be fine.

Hey am in the same boat aswell unfortunaly, i am student doing my alevel from home and started just a week ago, do you have any tips or picture of how you structure your revision please.
Thanks you

I'm doing pretty much the same A levels as you and I have only just started revising as well - if you structure your revision well you will be fine.

hows best to strcture revsion? i cant stick to timetable
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Hey am in the same boat aswell unfortunaly, i am student doing my alevel from home and started just a week ago, do you have any tips or picture of how you structure your revision please.
Thanks you

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I am doing AQA for chemistry AS & A2 [unit 1,4,5]
Edexcel for Biology and R.S AS & A2 [unit 1,4,5]

i fail my A2 last year in school and am resting from home now, so i have no sense of guidance

the only problem is i find it hard to read and learn/memories i think it just the concept of not doing anything physically. any advise on this?

so i try do note by hand but i am way too slow to compensate for the time i have lost by late revision.

thanks alot i am very greatful

No problem!

This worked for me for GCSE but obviously in A level there is a lot more detail, but try and mind map/ spider diagram all of the absolute relevant key points, do you know what I mean?

Yea thats good idea, but i don't think can do with chemistry, too much calculations and am rubbish with Maths

Ah fair enough, well I don't do chemistry but I do maths, further maths and physics so with calculations I would recommend just writing down the stages/ steps of the calculations and using them to go through questions then you will just get used to it.

yea thats a good idea it would help alot, hope you do well in your exams

Well, depending on how much you have to revise and how you best revise this may or may not work for you. I just do 2 pages of the text book a day for each subject (I write everything out but this could be applied to any technique). So if you do lots of little bits of revision a timetable helps but means you don't necessarily have to stick to it. Sorry if that sounded all over the place aha.