6 hours of revision daily

But, surely it depends on what works best for you? And, also what type of subjects your doing? I'm doing Philosophy, English, History and Sociology therefore there's a lot of content to remember. What I do is copy out each subtopic from gathered materials, (writing is quite messey) then condense that into two sides worth of notes for that sub topic. Say it out loud, record myself even if it's quite hard and end up remembering most of it. However, in order to do this it takes me around two hours for each subject.

Philosophy & Ethics, History, English Literature & Sociology.

But I'm worried about the exam technique mainly!

Well yea I guess so, I do sciences and maths and the one that requires the most learning is biology!

Chemistry comes after that. But then Physics and Maths just require practice. I still have not started with Physics.

I couldn't do what you do.. there is too much faffing around... I prefer to just get the job done

Oh nice, what are you looking to study at uni?

Yeah, I think exam technique plays a big part in every exam, for example after January I came out of my M2 exam feeling really confident about it (like 100ums confident, not to brag or anything ) and came out with 94, which I'm still so so happy about, but it just shows that exam technique must have had something to do with that because I was pretty sure all my answers were correct (after discussing with peers and checking arseys unofficial mark scheme )

A lot of graduate employers do actually.

you don't even enter them on your cv, all they want is university results.

Law or possibly English.

What about you?
And yes, as agreed with exam technique, luck is also vital is some aspects as well

Mechanical engineering, have you already applied for uni or in yr12?

It's for A-levels, just for the Easter holidays. Sometimes I stretch it to 8, is it too much? Too little?