Would it be wise to revise for subjects that i need in A-level and University rather than waste time on the others since I'm just starting my revision and don't have much time.
Would it be wise to revise for subjects that i need in A-level and University rather than waste time on the others since I'm just starting my revision and don't have much time.
Would it be wise to selectively revise for the subjects that I need for A-level and University as I'm starting revision now and there isn't much time left till the GCSE exams???
Try and get as much done as you can in the Easter holidays! You still have time!!!! This mentality of 'I don't have enough time so there's no point in bothering needs to stop' make a revision timetable and prioritise what you need to revise based on how soon the exam is and how much work you need to put in. Then make revision notes/ look st the specifcstion, do past paper questions, look up mark schemes to see the model answers etc for each subject! You might think you know what you want to do now but you may change your mind and if you don't give yourself the opportunity to do well in other subjects your choice will be much more limited! Give yourself the best chance possible of achieving the best grades! Good luck!
Would it be wise to selectively revise for the subjects that I need for A-level and University as I'm starting revision now and there isn't much time left till the GCSE exams???
I hardly revised for my GCSEs, i revised for some exams the night before, but not most of them, and I did great (3A*s, 4As and 2Bs). it doesnt prepare you for A Levels though. so i'd say get revising, regardless of the subject.
Try and get as much done as you can in the Easter holidays! You still have time!!!! This mentality of 'I don't have enough time so there's no point in bothering needs to stop' make a revision timetable and prioritise what you need to revise based on how soon the exam is and how much work you need to put in. Then make revision notes/ look st the specifcstion, do past paper questions, look up mark schemes to see the model answers etc for each subject! You might think you know what you want to do now but you may change your mind and if you don't give yourself the opportunity to do well in other subjects your choice will be much more limited! Give yourself the best chance possible of achieving the best grades! Good luck!
This is great advice but I'm revising for 8 GCSE's and there is just 3 im willing to just pass. I want to get A/A* for the first 8.
hardly revised for my GCSEs, i revised for some exams the night before, but not most of them, and I did great (3A*s, 4As and 2Bs). it doesnt prepare you for A Levels though. so i'd say get revising, regardless of the subject.
I hardly revised for my GCSEs, i revised for some exams the night before, but not most of them, and I did great (3A*s, 4As and 2Bs). it doesnt prepare you for A Levels though. so i'd say get revising, regardless of the subject.
Thank you very much I'm thinking to revise for 8 Gcse and leave out the other three as I'm sure i wont be doing them for A-LEVEL.