What was your study strategy for IGCSE/GCSE?
At the moment I'm really just all over the place with studying so I'd really like to know how others studied/planned/organized etc. for IGCSEs. I'm also really bad with sticking to timetables so if anyone has any ideas on how I could change that then please suggest some ideas! Thanks in advance 
Its best to know when exactly your exams are dated and plan accordingly.
I did mine last year and remembered I had a week in between all my exams before psychology so I left that to revise for in that free week.
I had biology first so that was one of the first subjects I revised for, when I feel like Im a bit worn out, I move on to the next one then come back to bio to retest myself to see whether Ive learnt anything or not.
Just a matter of time coordination and flipping back and forth.
Using past papers really helped me
I did mine last year and remembered I had a week in between all my exams before psychology so I left that to revise for in that free week.
I had biology first so that was one of the first subjects I revised for, when I feel like Im a bit worn out, I move on to the next one then come back to bio to retest myself to see whether Ive learnt anything or not.
Just a matter of time coordination and flipping back and forth.
Using past papers really helped me
Original post by shrn
Its best to know when exactly your exams are dated and plan accordingly.
I did mine last year and remembered I had a week in between all my exams before psychology so I left that to revise for in that free week.
I had biology first so that was one of the first subjects I revised for, when I feel like Im a bit worn out, I move on to the next one then come back to bio to retest myself to see whether Ive learnt anything or not.
Just a matter of time coordination and flipping back and forth.
Using past papers really helped me
I did mine last year and remembered I had a week in between all my exams before psychology so I left that to revise for in that free week.
I had biology first so that was one of the first subjects I revised for, when I feel like Im a bit worn out, I move on to the next one then come back to bio to retest myself to see whether Ive learnt anything or not.
Just a matter of time coordination and flipping back and forth.
Using past papers really helped me
Thank you!
I'm definitely going to review past papers and am thinking of making flash cards just to memorize topics more easily.
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