Anyone feeling demotivated?

Hi guys, I'm so demotivated, but at the same time really stressed and worried.

I've got 8 exams coming up in June, and I've only fully completed revision for 2 of the exams. I've set a target to finish all content revision by the end of April, but now that seems like such a tough target because that means I've got 6 exams to revise for in 30 days alongside past papers for the other 2.

I panic sometimes and feel really worried/helpless. What should I do? Is my situation salvageable?

I'd say you should plan your day thoroughly: when making a revision timetable, make sure you know what topics you are doing per revision session and take breaks occasionally (e.g. 20 minutes break per hour of revision). Spend time doing loads of past papers.

Also, don't spend every day of the week revising, make sure you are taking some time off doing something fun, otherwise you'd end up overworking and feeling more stressed.

thats how i feel about chemistry and maths s1 and c4.

Okay that sounds good. I've already got a decent timetable sorted which I've been sticking to for around a month now and that's helped me get through the 2 exams. It's just I've got 6 more to finish and my first exam is in June so I'm worried I won't have finished all the content and moved on to papers in sufficient time before then.

I do around 2-3 hours of revision for a subject, then take a 30minute break and move on to the next subject. I'm doing about 6-7 hours a day of revision now. I guess I should try and take some time off to do other stuff and relax, but when I do that I feel like I'm wasting my time More recently I work the whole day, then watch something on Netflix, then review notes and go to sleep.

That's a bit too much. You should definitely take breaks every hour or so. We all feel like we're wasting time when we try to relax, rather than seeing it as a way to avoid revision you should see it as an utmost necessity.

I really want to feel relaxed and agree with you, but I don't know. I'm essentially starting form scratch for a few of my exams because I've forgotten what I've learned throughout the year in some cases. It's meant that I'm basically self-teaching myself again.

Would you say 1 and a half months is still enough time to cover 6 exams worth of content if I do less than 6 hours a day?

Yeah i feel so today because i worked hard for m'y exam and thé results aren't good !i feel lost!

Do you know particularly why you are feeling lost? as in do you know where you went wrong?

Looking for jobs, but I just see so few applicable vacancies. Keep applying but hearing nothing back. Unemployment sucks!

Same situation, I'm literally so bored with my life right now, just need a job or for September to hurry up so I can go back to uni!!


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My mock grades completely sucked and I'm so worried that I'll get a repeat for the real ones.
Coursework grades are actually killing me in physics and chem. Can't afford to let them pull down my overall grade.
I need to get at least AABB to be even considered to my dream Uni's; Warwick,Durham etc.
Life sucks.

Looking for jobs, but I just see so few applicable vacancies. Keep applying but hearing nothing back. Unemployment sucks!

It is absolutely horrible just spending every day looking for work and getting nowhere. The boredom and despair is unbearable.

Your university has broken up well early, its only March But best of luck finding a job during the break.

sadly my motivation and need for me to be motivated are inversely proportional.

Every Sundays I instantly give up when I start writing an essay. So I end up doing something entirely different, and postpone my essay until the day it's due

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