GCSES

Hi i am really stressed out because I hardly know anything and it has literally just hit March, end of February and my GCSEs are like 2 and a half months away!!! On May 15th. I dont know if aim going to pass because I am on level 3s and 4s for my subjects but im targeted level 5s and 6s. I just want a good pass in the majority of my subjects so level 5s and 6s especially in Maths, English and Sciences. Can you help me? Because I want to know if its too late

Reply 1

flabi

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It's not too late, you need to do revision outside of school, preferably a few hours a day, and make sure you're covering all your subjects equally and practising what you find most difficult

Reply 2

999tigger

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Original post by Guest1607

Hi i am really stressed out because I hardly know anything and it has literally just hit March, end of February and my GCSEs are like 2 and a half months away!!! On May 15th. I dont know if aim going to pass because I am on level 3s and 4s for my subjects but im targeted level 5s and 6s. I just want a good pass in the majority of my subjects so level 5s and 6s especially in Maths, English and Sciences. Can you help me? Because I want to know if its too late

Not too late.

Get a plan, get organised and work consistently hard.

Good notes and understanding f core material, then practice exams from halfway in. You can make the improvements but you need to id why you are losing marks and then include the extras in your next attempts.
Ten weeks plus exams to work hard. less panic and more focus to do your best.

Reply 3

Guest1607

OP

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Original post by flabi

It's not too late, you need to do revision outside of school, preferably a few hours a day, and make sure you're covering all your subjects equally and practising what you find most difficult

But is it too late for me to get 5 and 6's even if I feel like I domt know anything ? But i am willing to work a lot harder? How harder do I have to work for me to get these levels considering I feel like I domt know anything

Reply 4

Guest1607

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Original post by 999tigger

Not too late.

Get a plan, get organised and work consistently hard.

Good notes and understanding f core material, then practice exams from halfway in. You can make the improvements but you need to id why you are losing marks and then include the extras in your next attempts.
Ten weeks plus exams to work hard. less panic and more focus to do your best.

How much revision would I have to do until May 15th for me to get 5 and 6's in my subjects?

Reply 5

flabi

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Original post by Guest1607

How much revision would I have to do until May 15th for me to get 5 and 6's in my subjects?

There's not a set amount of revision you have to do, it's different for everyone, just do as much as you can without tiring yourself too much

Reply 6

Guest1607

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Original post by flabi

There's not a set amount of revision you have to do, it's different for everyone, just do as much as you can without tiring yourself too much

Yeah, true but do you think if I try I can go from 4's to 6's?

Reply 7

Lukem14

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Original post by Guest1607

Yeah, true but do you think if I try I can go from 4's to 6's?

If you do efficient revision, what do you wanna get 6's?

Reply 8

247stress

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I would 100% reccomend past papers, especially for science and maths. Goodluck!

*recommend

If you revise well (not necessarily for the most anpunt of time) it's definitely possible. try specimen papers and lok at the mark schemes- hiw to get the marks, what doesn't get marks eye

Reply 11

Guest1607

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Original post by Sciencenerd101

If you revise well (not necessarily for the most anpunt of time) it's definitely possible. try specimen papers and lok at the mark schemes- hiw to get the marks, what doesn't get marks eye