Stressed about A levels :(

hey anon!!
you'll be fine i promise - it's never too late to start revising and starting now leaves you plenty of time! I got all As at AS last year and I only started revising around now so I reckon you'll be fine

key thing is to work out how you revise best, and try to nip procrastination in the bud! every time you think about doing something else when you should be revising, i find it helps to think about how stressed i am when i realise i've not studied for something I should have done etc, or think about how elated you'll be on results day if you get those As

best of luck!!

You have plenty of time.
This is my plan;
February - Revise 4 hours a day
March - Revise 6 hours a day
April - Revise 8 hours a day
Obviously, mostly for weekends. Haven't figured out for School days yet.
That's plenty of time if you're motivated, which seemingly you are otherwise you wouldn't be asking this question.
Just remember, this is your future you are working for.

Being stressed is probably distracting you and keeping you unfocused. So instead of thinking about what you need and getting all pent up about it, think about what you're going to do.

(I got a U in November Mocks for a subject, I recently got a C for the same subject , now I want to improve even more)


''My Philosophy is that worrying means you will suffer twice''
- Newt Scamander (Fantastic Beasts and where to find them)

Here's a few more if quotes help;
''Dreams don't work,unless you do.''
''You never fail until you stop trying''
''You get what you work for''
''It always seems impossible, until its done''

I'm in the exact same situation as you, hopefully we get those A's. I'm just gonna work as I hard as I can from now

You can do anything if you put the work in.
That doesn't mean spend all day staring at a text book and hope you remember everything for the exam though.

What grade did you get in your previous mocks?

The worst thing you can do is let stress consume you. Whatever issues you have, however out of your control they are you have to try to keep them separate from your study time.

You still have so many days left until your exams. How much time do you spend in a day doing things admittedly not that productive? Swap that time for revising. Even if it's just for half an hour, on a weekend, it's still better than nothing though.

But don't forget, moderation is key. People go overkill staring at textbooks for 5 hours straight one day and then forget everything the next. Short bursts with breaks in between to relax and do whatever > Long draining marathons

Finally, when it does come to it; it's not the end of the world what you get. Just get those results with the knowledge of what you need to improve on in year 2, revise from the get go of that year and your grade will be bumped up.
I know for one of my A levels at least at my school the As grade doesn't even count to the final A level grade, so do make sure if that's the case for you.

For chemistry I got a D and Maths an E, but at that time I wasn't working as much. I try and be as productive as I can, but I sometimes end up procrastinating, which I wanna change.