Back
to top
Amount of revision
Watch
Announcements
Page 1 of 1
Go to first unread
Skip to page:
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
0
reply
Report
#2
I'm in the same boat. I have 4 modules for uni to revise for on the 15th, 19th, 25th and 26th. I feel quite underprepared. No one can say how much many hours. It depends on the individual. Just work as hard as you can and your sure to reach your target.
0
reply
(Original post by David B)
I'm in the same boat. I have 4 modules for uni to revise for on the 15th, 19th, 25th and 26th. I feel quite underprepared. No one can say how much many hours. It depends on the individual. Just work as hard as you can and your sure to reach your target.
I'm in the same boat. I have 4 modules for uni to revise for on the 15th, 19th, 25th and 26th. I feel quite underprepared. No one can say how much many hours. It depends on the individual. Just work as hard as you can and your sure to reach your target.
0
reply
Report
#4
(Original post by SophBurn)
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
0
reply
(Original post by penelope.v)
I understand how you feel. I'm in year 11 and its my first exam is also 15th May. It all depends on what stage you feel you are at. Personally, I'm so behind the scheme of work in every subject, so I revise for about 4 hours every school day and about 6-8 hours on the weekend
I understand how you feel. I'm in year 11 and its my first exam is also 15th May. It all depends on what stage you feel you are at. Personally, I'm so behind the scheme of work in every subject, so I revise for about 4 hours every school day and about 6-8 hours on the weekend
but i guess I'm not the only Year 11 that feels like that
0
reply
Report
#6
(Original post by SophBurn)
Yeh, it just seems like i have a billion things to do and only a few weeks to do them
but i guess I'm not the only Year 11 that feels like that
Yeh, it just seems like i have a billion things to do and only a few weeks to do them
but i guess I'm not the only Year 11 that feels like that
1
reply
Report
#7
(Original post by Ryanthom100)
I would say 4 hours a day is a bit over kill, do like 2 hours a day then 4 hours on Saturday and Sunday. You will probably get straight a's.
I would say 4 hours a day is a bit over kill, do like 2 hours a day then 4 hours on Saturday and Sunday. You will probably get straight a's.
0
reply
Report
#8
(Original post by SophBurn)
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
Well, on saturday and sundays i recommend 5 hours, and monday to friday 3 hours. Perhaps that may be a lot, well at the end of the day do what is manageable for you.
1
reply
(Original post by amypops)
Well, on saturday and sundays i recommend 5 hours, and monday to friday 3 hours. Perhaps that may be a lot, well at the end of the day do what is manageable for you.
Well, on saturday and sundays i recommend 5 hours, and monday to friday 3 hours. Perhaps that may be a lot, well at the end of the day do what is manageable for you.
0
reply
Report
#10
(Original post by penelope.v)
I understand how you feel. I'm in year 11 and its my first exam is also 15th May. It all depends on what stage you feel you are at. Personally, I'm so behind the scheme of work in every subject, so I revise for about 4 hours every school day and about 6-8 hours on the weekend
I understand how you feel. I'm in year 11 and its my first exam is also 15th May. It all depends on what stage you feel you are at. Personally, I'm so behind the scheme of work in every subject, so I revise for about 4 hours every school day and about 6-8 hours on the weekend
0
reply
Report
#11
(Original post by SophBurn)
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
Basically: however long you need to work to absorb the content in time.
1
reply
Report
#12
(Original post by SophBurn)
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
My first exam is on the 15th May and i still don't feel like I'm into revision enough, how many hours a day would i need to do to hit my targets of A's and B's?
And I'm struggling with revision as I have the books infront of me and I just sit there and look at them and don't actually revise.. I really need to start motivating myself to revise more..
.
1
reply
Report
#13
(Original post by penelope.v)
I understand how you feel. I'm in year 11 and its my first exam is also 15th May. It all depends on what stage you feel you are at. Personally, I'm so behind the scheme of work in every subject, so I revise for about 4 hours every school day and about 6-8 hours on the weekend
I understand how you feel. I'm in year 11 and its my first exam is also 15th May. It all depends on what stage you feel you are at. Personally, I'm so behind the scheme of work in every subject, so I revise for about 4 hours every school day and about 6-8 hours on the weekend
0
reply
Report
#14
how many english literature practice essays should i do as part of my revision?! i am freaking out!
0
reply
Report
#15
Firstly, suggesting you study n-hours a day is pointless. It completely depends on you.
You may be fine with 1 hour a day, you may need 7 hours a day. Find out what works best for you.
How long do you usually prepare? how well has that worked? you know yourself, just work however long you feel is needed.
I've had run up to exams where I've only revised the day before for 12 hours, and times where I revise well in advance. Find out what works best for you.
You may be fine with 1 hour a day, you may need 7 hours a day. Find out what works best for you.
How long do you usually prepare? how well has that worked? you know yourself, just work however long you feel is needed.
I've had run up to exams where I've only revised the day before for 12 hours, and times where I revise well in advance. Find out what works best for you.
1
reply
Report
#16
(Original post by ?Hannah?)
6-8 hours each day? x
6-8 hours each day? x
0
reply
Report
#17
(Original post by ?Hannah?)
6-8 hours each day? x
6-8 hours each day? x
0
reply
X
Page 1 of 1
Go to first unread
Skip to page:
Quick Reply
Today on TSR
-
Have your say on 2021 assessmentOfqual and DfE want students' thoughts
- Who has received uni offers?
- Starting my new job - AMA!
- Win a year of Headspace
- Private candidates support thread