A week to go. Panicking.

Same here except the stress has dropped my grades, in my mock i got a level 2 for english literature (i really can't deal with literature) and i have no idea where to turn, also have lost motivation to do anything

Hey stop panicking! You have time left so make sure you use it effectively. Today I think you should spend around 10mins of planning EXACTLY what you are going to do this week in terms of revision. Note down your weaker areas and topics and add in 30mins or 1hr slots depending on how much work they need. And then starting from tomorrow make sure you stick to the timetable and do everything on there and that leaves the weekend for you to do an over view and summary of revision and maybe do some past papers? You can do it! Good luck!

I have been revising for a few months but my motivation has crashed and burned recently and I can't force myself to keep going, so I feel your pain.

However! My biggest advice is to attempt a past paper for your worst subject under exam conditions and see genuinely how you do. Either you'll do well and then you won't need to worry as much and you'll gain confidence, or doing badly in it might be the kick you need to motivate yourself? Just a suggestion but its what worked for me in the past (I should probably start doing it again lol)

High key same. Not to say I've done nothing but I'm predicted all 8s/9s and when I compare the revision I've done to them and literally how much revision I do in a week to everyone, even in the lower sets it's atrocious. As much as I say I don't I do care about these grades cause I know if I wasn't such a **** with revision I probably could've smashed my GCSEs easily. Honestly, I'm just so arrogant I'm still pretty sure if I stepped up I could still do it but I've got zEro motivation, and English lit is stressing me out cause I don't know how to revise for it.

Honestly I feel like it does help when you find out someone is in the same situation as you so . Dude - you can still do this. We can do this! Look at a calendar now and just think about next week, and how you're going to space out revision. If anything - load yourself up on past papers, the style of question is always the same and if anything, exam technique > actual knowledge cause you'll know what the examiners are looking for. You only need 65-70% to get the grades you want.

You've got this!