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Quickly devise a realistic study plan by creating a timetable or schedule either on paper or computer to print (search weekly timetables on google and get a word document one), that you will stick to that includes all your subjects, all your important events... Prioritise the subjects you want to do more well in, but do not neglect any subject - at least spend some time on them, even 30 minutes a week.
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Quickly search methods on studying and revising (two different things, but very similar) - use videos as you can get through them fast. Some study methods and resources include: videos, powerpoints, flash cards (make your own), mind maps, summaries and condensed notes, online resources. Research study methods like spaced repetition, method of loci and feynman technique etc. The important thing is to review them and...
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Practice. Use past papers, mark schemes (take a glance at the examiner report for the longer questions), and use the specification to tick things off.