Too much to Learn not enough time?

You reassure me. But I also have two maths resits C1 and C2 I find C3 quite nice but I hate M1 I get A and B in both in the past papers.
The stress is that we don't finish our Biology A2 stuff in class until June... Week before the exams.
I have to relearn all of AS and be pro at it whilst learning A2 at the same time etc.
I can see your point about making most of your time but I still can't not worry when just looking at the date everyday and seeing it get closer and closer to May/June..

Dahhhh

Hey
I am taking maths ,physics and business
I have an insane amount of content I need to know , I'm also retaking 2 maths exams
So I'll have 5 maths exams , 3 physics exams and 3 business
I probably have more than you to do , but I'm finishing all of my notes by February half term , then going to just do past papers and make sure I know everything , if you use your time wisely you can deffo get good grades, you have 4 months left , that's more then enough time , focus on finding the most efficient method to revise that works for you
I'm also going to start waking up at 6am to do 2 hours revision before school.
There is shi* loads of content but it's do able , bare in mind the grade boundaries will be low for this new spec , so I'm assuming 60-70% is an A in the sciences , as it was last year , so there's not too much stress there , I'm sure if you get all of your notes done by feb/March , your in a great position , there should be more then enough time to be prepared for these exams if you start now , even if your behind , I'm sure you'll be fine , you will get what you deserve
I'm not stressed though , you shouldn't be either just focus on learning the content now , then exam technique later , you should be happy like I am as we get super low grade boundaries for this new spec ;D

You reassure me. But I also have two maths resits C1 and C2 I find C3 quite nice but I hate M1 I get A and B in both in the past papers.
The stress is that we don't finish our Biology A2 stuff in class until June... Week before the exams.
I have to relearn all of AS and be pro at it whilst learning A2 at the same time etc.
I can see your point about making most of your time but I still can't not worry when just looking at the date everyday and seeing it get closer and closer to May/June..

Dahhhh

Oh and the number of exams I have.
C1 C2 resits. + A2 maths modules.
=5 exams in maths.
3 exams in both Biology and Chemistry.
So 11 exams
(so same number of exams as you)
Gulp. 11 exams that will either destroy me or don't...
(Gulp again.)

Time? You have 4 months = 120 days = 2880 hours, 960 hours per subject. One lesson is an hour in your school right? 960 lessons per subject I think thats enough. Even if you half that due to leisure etc. 480 lessons isn't bad. You're overreacting. To save yourself time go over the stuff you completely do not know first and do that asap.

I have C1, M1, C3, C4, S1, Economics x3 and Psychology x3. I'm in the same position as you bro

I'm sort of in the same boat as you. I'm doing psychology and although you could argue it's a lot easier than bio and chem, I'm doing both the AS and A2 exam in one year so there is a ton of stuff to learn. I wish you luck!

Lol what about sleeping in the 960hours. And I don't know if I am overstressing. I'm just feeling very unprepared especially in Biology. I should probably concentrate on that more then.
And yeh my first exam is may 17th (Core1 resit) so 4 months and a bit..
480 still doesn't seem like enough...
Thanks for the input tho!

**** I never knew that c1 was so early lmao. guess I need to revise for it now. I'm gonna be fasting for most my exams due to religious reasons too maybe I should be the one stressing!

How well did you do last year? In Econ and Psych I need to know content from last year but since I done well I know the AS content quite well, it helps that I have all my notes just to refresh my memory if needed.

Haha Im muslim too. I got BCCD at AS

loool salam. you're seriously underestimating the amount of hard work you can put in 4 months. During my mocks I got all D's, my teacher thought I was gonna fail and I turned it into AABD through hard work (C1 and M1 killed me lmao rip)

I gave up my social life, no friends, football, social media, etc. you're gonna have to make the same sacrifices and at the end of the day it made up for it with the grades.

loool salam. you're seriously underestimating the amount of hard work you can put in 4 months. During my mocks I got all D's, my teacher thought I was gonna fail and I turned it into AABD through hard work (C1 and M1 killed me lmao rip)

I gave up my social life, no friends, football, social media, etc. you're gonna have to make the same sacrifices and at the end of the day it made up for it with the grades.

One of my teachers told me on my recent parents' evening that I should be doing an hour of work at home for every hour of lessons at A level. Based on this I did some rough maths to give an estimate of how much AS work I haven't done and need to catch up on. The number I came to was 487 hours. Or just over 20 days. That's about 2.9 weeks

The total number of exams I'm doing is 13. At least one of them is 3 hours long, could potentially be 2 of them but I haven't checked fully. So far my maths work in C3 and C4 has been straight Us. I reached the end of my tether long ago.

Saying that, I haven't been finding the new A level biology that bad apart from uber pedantic mark schemes that want you to say things that weren't really even alluded to in the question (althought my AS exam didn't seem to do that so perhaps they'll be nice again).

There's enough time if you dedicate a few hours outside of school and use your free periods wisely. Focus on creating a routine and follow that. Write down deadline of which topics you need to study/ revise and by when. Initially it seems overwhelming but break everything down in manageable chunks.