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Target: A (After revision)
Working at grade before revision from practise paper - B
Chemistry Unit 1 - From 17th January to 31st January.
Working at grade after revision from practise paper - (not yet completed)
Timing: 2 hours a day on weekends, 1 hour a day on weekdays.
(9 hours per week).
14 days / 18 hours - C1. (2 exam papers)
14 days / 18 hours - C2. (2 exam papers)
14 days / 18 hours - C3. (2 exam papers)
6 weeks to complete Chemistry.
_________________
Chemistry= 6 weeks.
Biology = 6 weeks.
Physics= 6 weeks.
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Total = 18 weeks needed.
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First exam in 13 weeks.
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Mathematics - 2 hours a day on weekends.
1 hour on weekdays.
9 hours per week.
Unit 1 practise exam - 31st January.
Unit 2 practise exam - 31st February.
Unit 3 practise exam - 31st March.
* Expecting to complete by Easter.
Working at grade before revision from practise paper - B
Chemistry Unit 1 - From 17th January to 31st January.
Working at grade after revision from practise paper - (not yet completed)
Timing: 2 hours a day on weekends, 1 hour a day on weekdays.
(9 hours per week).
14 days / 18 hours - C1. (2 exam papers)
14 days / 18 hours - C2. (2 exam papers)
14 days / 18 hours - C3. (2 exam papers)
6 weeks to complete Chemistry.
_________________
Chemistry= 6 weeks.
Biology = 6 weeks.
Physics= 6 weeks.
_________________
Total = 18 weeks needed.
__________________
First exam in 13 weeks.
__________________
Mathematics - 2 hours a day on weekends.
1 hour on weekdays.
9 hours per week.
Unit 1 practise exam - 31st January.
Unit 2 practise exam - 31st February.
Unit 3 practise exam - 31st March.
* Expecting to complete by Easter.
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If you are asking how your revision plan looks it seems fine, good that you are doing lots of papers (and marking them I presume). What you could also do is write down the questions your are missing more that half or a third of marks on and see whether there are any correlations and topics you particularly need to revise. If you look it up on the internet you will probably fine exam papers put together grouped by subject so you could try the subjects you don't think you are too good on either.
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