It's going to depend on the subject!
For example, for sciences, I found the CGP revision guides really helpful as they covered all the content.
For history I made thorough notes from the textbook and used quizlet to learn dates and facts.
For English lit I got my family to test me on quotes until I knew them.
Also, just generally, do every past/specimen paper you can find, because exam practice is really important 😃
For example, for sciences, I found the CGP revision guides really helpful as they covered all the content.
For history I made thorough notes from the textbook and used quizlet to learn dates and facts.
For English lit I got my family to test me on quotes until I knew them.
Also, just generally, do every past/specimen paper you can find, because exam practice is really important 😃
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