Who is Ready for GCSES in 2 months

hahahaha me neither
you revising hard
hellllppppp meeeeeee???????

listen gcse is in 41 freakin days it is sooooo difficult to catch up with 8 freakin subject wheras you will 3-4 subjects therefore urban dictionary will have the definition of 'help me'

I'm prepared I started revising since year 10 and I have covered everything and practiced every papers! My grades are a mixture of 8/9

last few months are the be all or end all. nothing else matters, get your head down now and youll thank yourself later. Coming from someone with experience you just need to keep a strong mental even if you are unprepared.

so I can still get the 8's and 9's bearing in mind that my grades are mostly 6's with a couple of 7's? I think whats stopping me from revising is I'm afraid I might fail despite the effort I put in.. Because, some year 11's last year told me that you can fail even if you try

mate i failed all my mocks and ended up with all A's and A*'s, dont let other peoples thoughts change your perception and skill level, focus on improving your areas of weaknesses and stop focussing on the number that comes out of it, its the product of your hardwork, shouldnt prevent you from doing the work, otherwise your going about it wrong and you wont improve.

How do you suggest I revise now, what with 40 odd days left? What did you do aha? I'm still making notes to revise from and should be done by this Friday. I then have 5 weeks till my first exam. This doesn't seem like a lot of time to practise for 10 subjects aha. What would you do?

Personally, i was ready by this time, although it only took me about a month, just didnt care too much for mocks. You still have time to make a massive impact on your grade. Making notes is good although you need to be conservative with what little time you have left (flashcards and VERY condensed notes to the VERY fine details ONLY are good for cramming info). Go over notes very frequently but only spend maybe 10-15mins going over them. Make sure you do past papers, do not underestimate them. No point learning all the info if you cant apply it so make sure you do at least a couple papers a day.
Also do not forget to read through examiners' reports (these differ based on exam boards) but examiners will say where most students go wrong. Do a paper, mark it, then read through this to see where you went wrong along with the common mistakes from students.
Keep focussed, dont lose mental integrity and dont just spend hours reading a textbook!

You're an absolute legend mate. How would I only go over my notes 10/15 mins tho lol? Also, what did you get in your gcses? What do you do now?