What exam is it xx
It depends on how much work you’ve done over the past year? If you’re just learning it now it’s kind of questionable.
If you have a basic understanding I suggest waking up early as hell, look through past papers and try to memorise anything you need to know. It’s kind of helpless to make intensive notes 24 hours before so try mind-maps and things like that.
What subject is it?
If you have a basic understanding I suggest waking up early as hell, look through past papers and try to memorise anything you need to know. It’s kind of helpless to make intensive notes 24 hours before so try mind-maps and things like that.
What subject is it?
Entire topic????? Easily. It’s when you’ve left your a levels late and have to revise an entire course overnight, that’s when you worry.
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