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Past papers - lots and lots of them, especially for Maths. Any mistakes you notice you've made from looking at the mark scheme (you'll make lots when you first start), look at which points you missed out and re-attempt the question at a later time - sometimes I would just go away and make a cup of tea then re-attempt.
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Revision guides - I would use the CGP guides and exam-board specific ones. I know they're a little costly but they honestly helped. Sometimes you can get them second hand too.
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The Student Room - join the threads for your exams early. I made a few of the threads for my exams and attempted to answer as many of other people's questions as possible - not to brag or act like a know-it-all, but so others could jump in and correct you when you go wrong in places.
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Make a podcast - more relevant to Physics really - I read my revision notes out loud and listened to it on the walk to and from college most days. Once you get over the slightly 'cringey' fact that you're listening to yourself, it really does help solidify facts.
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Repeat - boring and generic I know, but don't do each of these once. Unless your brain is a sponge its very hard to retain all the knowledge you read unless you get into some kind of habit, I never made a timetable myself but if that helps then feel free!
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