failed A levels 2020

I failed 2020 , got ADE , French, Psychology and Law in that order. I got a D in psychology but I was bad at it so Im not surprised but my law teacher is straight up evil and predicted me an E when I was getting C's. I didnt appeal as I am planning to re sit 2021 and get all A*'s like I did in GCSE's. I havent done any revision so far and I just am stuck at home ,watching netflix. I feel unmotivated and I cant concentrate. How to get an A* for my subjects?

1) Work hard & have a plan

2) I find music with bass or sharp lyrics too distracting to study, maybe something calm at a modest volume

3) through UCAS

Put on some concentration music perhaps from youtube and get your head down studying. My brother even used to take his revision cards and revision when we went out in order to get the most study in- and he got all A*s. Maybe also do whatever you did in GCSE to achieve that again. Apply for uni through UCAS, it doesn't matter what the grades are really, it just matters about the entry requirements so I'm sure you'll be fine.

how though? please I need specific advice .. do I do notes or mind maps ??How can I memorise fast? Also I have sh1tty teacher grades so I cant apply through UCAS

You need to find what works for you.
I used to do wrote learning followed by working through practice questions & an insane amount of past papers worked for me (without formula sheets for past papers at the end if possible, I think the lack of formula sheet helped me learn to see through problems in sciences), but everyone needs their own strategy.

For undergrad in the UK you need to use UCAS.

how though? please I need specific advice .. do I do notes or mind maps ??How can I memorise fast? Also I have sh1tty teacher grades so I cant apply through UCAS

hey, i just wanted to say i totally feel you. i need to re sit (or rather, sit) my a-levels in summer 2021 as my appeal got rejected (totally unfair) but i feel so demotivated, ive just been spending all my time on instagram feeling like ****
i didnt revise during the entire duration of lockdown + summer, so i have to now try and remember the entirety of bio and chem a-level after having not thought about it for 6 whole months
this year has truly wrecked my plans
i guess my advice is to pace yourself and try to do 2 hours a day and build up the hours over the next month- do specimen and practise papers but start off reading and re-learning the content
good luck!

p.s i got mainly 9s in my GCSES but A-levels are no comparison, so dont be hard on yourself

GCSEs are easy but A levels are different though, did your brother re-sit or pass first time?

I had sh1tty grades and still applied through UCAS

which university is going to accept ADE? I want to go to a Russell group so I need minimum AAB

Oh okay yeah you’re right, you just need to up your grades a bit more or retake if you need to

thank you , I hope things go well for you. Honestly some people got to get A's this year when they did no exams just because of nice teachers. Did your teachers predict you low grades for A levels 2020?

yep, it's infuriating, and we were all given low grades to prop up the minority A* students to ensure they received their A grades, which is SO unfair.

yep, it's infuriating, and we were all given low grades to prop up the minority A* students to ensure they received their A grades, which is SO unfair.

What can I do to get all A*'s in summer 2021 exams? What kind of music improves concentration?