Thank you very much for the advice, very much appreciated. Are you in Year 12 or Year 13 if you don't mind me asking?
Year 12, but I have been getting A's and B's during my mocks and class and that is what I am doing. I have also received advice from students who attend KCL, QMUL and LSE. It is really helping. I struggled with Bio at first, but its just practice and revision. If you start now you are going to make it.
Year 12, but I have been getting A's and B's during my mocks and class and that is what I am doing. I have also received advice from students who attend KCL, QMUL and LSE. It is really helping. I struggled with Bio at first, but its just practice and revision. If you start now you are going to make it.
How many hours of revision a day would you suggest?
How many hours of revision a day would you suggest?
Personally, 3-4 hours, but that just depends on you and where you are in terms of grades. Do not be disappointed if you are getting E'S or D's or even C's; two months should definitely be enough. Do not try learning everything at once. Take small stepping stones. I wake up around 5:30 am to revise...but not the past two days
Personally, 3-4 hours, but that just depends on you and where you are in terms of grades. Do not be disappointed if you are getting E'S or D's or even C's; two months should definitely be enough. Do not try learning everything at once. Take small stepping stones. I wake up around 5:30 am to revise...but not the past two days
That doesn't sound too bad to me, as I am currently doing 2-3 hours of revision a day. On a scale of 1 to 10, how much would you rate snaprevise?
Anyone got any top revision tips and techniques for achieving an A in AS Biology
Much Appreciated!
Do as many past papers as you can and then repeat them. There are some past papers based on specific topics, so you study and revise a topic then try to do as many past papers as you can. I've included the website.
Do as many past papers as you can and then repeat them. There are some past papers based on specific topics, so you study and revise a topic then try to do as many past papers as you can. I've included the website.
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