think i might cry

u wont hun you will do great

feel like im gonna fail history tomorrow even though its the only subject i did revision for during easter holiday and the recent half term break

feel like im gonna fail history tomorrow even though its the only subject i did revision for during easter holiday and the recent half term break

Why do u think taht u will fail then, believe in ur self you will make it x

Ull do great relaxxx

You are panicking because the exam is soon, and that's a normal way to feel. Best thing to do is get your mind of it, go outside watch a movie or anything relaxing. You are ready. You revised. Even if right now you are forgetting everything its the stress talking.

me and maths

feel like im gonna fail history tomorrow even though its the only subject i did revision for during easter holiday and the recent half term break

guys I like cannot stop crying so my a level maths paper 1 could NOT have gone worse and I'm getting severely distraught by it because a) we were not even given the right formula booklet for it (we were given a 2004 AQA formula booklet for a new 2019 spec for Edexcel) and b) this has truly thrown me off and I can't stop thinking about it and I couldn't even answer like 7 questions and basically even the ones I did answer I don't even know if they're right except for the very first question. So anyway, is it still possible to pass maths after completely ****ing up paper 1??????

Many people feel, at the last moment, like they've under-prepared and they're going to fail. But these feelings are just that, feelings. All you can do is revise hard and try to get a good grasp on the course. It sounds like you've been doing that. Your thoughts are not you. Your emotions are not you. If you've done a lot of work, you've got this. Trying to cram things in at this point is generally futile; you can go over your notes in a leisurely fashion, sure, but don't strain yourself. I'm a finalist at university. Yesterday I was stressed about an exam a couple of hours before it, and felt like I should be doing something. But I knew from experience that at that stage everything was basically set, so I just put on Netflix until the exam started. I was relaxed, and it went well. You want to get a good night's sleep, and you want to relax yourself. Everything else should come from the work you've done. In any case, good luck!

Edit: Also, if you need to cry, nothing wrong with a good one of those. It's your natural method of releasing emotion under stress and almost invariably will leave you feeling better in the end.

I did IGCSE History Paper 1. I swear to god, I had the most nerves for that paper. Heck, I stayed up till 2am revising and going through notes, but slept for 3 hours to wake up at 5am and continue. Was it worth it? Absolutely not. One of my teachers told me that everything comes back to you when you walk into the exam hall. I didn't believe him initially, but as I sat in my chair and stared through the transparent paper I started remember facts that I never thought I knew. For example I suddenly remember that the KDF had 30.4 million members with only 7.2 million actively involved and that the Gestapo was involved in detecting subversive comments during cheap holidays to Switzerland and Italy to keep hopes high through Volksgemeinschaft. Never in my life would I have ever thought I'd remember that, but it came back to me.

Rest. Revise a little bit in the morning. Eat a little bit of food for breakfast (2 hours before your exam). Keep your mind active and just walk in there and give it your best shot. You've worked hard, I don't know you but I know you would have. Best of luck for tomorrow, and don't stress out too much like me.