How many hours are you revising each day?

A better question would be "How many hours are you not revising?". The answer would still be the same as the thread title's question.

How many hours do I revise per day?

10-12 hours a day. But I split it up with breaks obviously . I have loads of info to cover, so I spend a lot of time going into depth with my revision.

My body now likes to wake up around 7am-8am regardless of the amount of time I've slept, which is a blessing in disguise. The earlier I wake up, the more I can get done.

how you revising....

what revision technique you using?

I use multiple techniques, in different stages.

1. I make general notes, where I go over things I missed during the semester. I use my lectures and tutorials as indicators of what I should be learning, then I use my textbooks, journal articles, cases etc to pad out my general notes for each module.
2. I consolidate those notes with posters, flash cards, summaries (this can be very time consuming)
3. Past paper questions, I not only plan out answers, I time myself so I have good exam technique for the actual exam. (also time consuming)
4. To remember my cases and journal article quotes, I dim my room and make it quiet. Then I sit down and imagine myself at home. I mentally walk through my home and different objects in my house represent different cases I need to memorise. This technique is very helpful, but I have to go over the mental walkthrough a few times, before I can recall 40 different cases.
5. I use mnemonics, absolutely love them for tests that I need to remember for different areas.
6. I use a 'look, cover and write' method for my posters, flash cards and summaries. So I can memorise key points.

How are you revising?

agh those methods seem great

i am a bit similar, i read the text book, make notes (seem to remember things that are in my own handwriting) and condense them onto flash cards...
needs to go over things now and do past papers!

Thank you. I remember things in my own handwriting too as opposed to typed out notes. So that's why I spend so many hours a day revising.

What are you revising for? GCSE, A-levels, Uni exams?

alevels

all essay and memorising ones as well (english, sociology and politics)

Oh wow, I did the exact same A-levels as you. I can sympathise.

wowzers....small world haha

how did you revise and memorise everything?

what grades did you get in the end if you don't mind me asking?

I know right. I don't come across people on here that have done the same A-levels as me.

I used the same method I use now at uni, that I mentioned earlier. The only difference is, I didn't attend lessons for politics between March and up until my exam. I was so focused on English Literature that I felt that I learnt better by myself, and I was struggling with a lot of mental health issues. So my attendance after January A2's was abysmal.

I ended up getting A* in Sociology, A in politics and a B in English Literature. The B still hurts, I don't know if you remember when there was all that backlash about english literature coursework getting easy marks and all that nonsense. My Coursework got marked down from an A to a B so that influenced my overall grade. Still really hurts.. lol.

Wow i hope your feeling better.....and by the sounds of it you are!

You did brilliantly! I would pay you to have your grades. I would love an A* in Sociology. i am doing religion and c&d AQA and i hardly no anything! I have written notes for some of the topics but nothing is going in arghhhhh

How much revision did you do for politics and any tips. I am doing all four units so I'm kinda screwed! Did you do political ideologies may i ask? Its a killer?

Are you at uni now studying law i am guessing going by the subjects you chose?