My first year of Ramadan but GCSE's are near

i converted to muslim in the summer so this means that this Ramadan is my first ever
However I have GCSE's in less than two months and although ramadan doens't go through exam time, I still need the energy to revise and get good grades
My mum (born muslim) told me to try it on the easter holiday but not during school days in order to have energy to revise

Is this okay??

i converted to muslim in the summer so this means that this Ramadan is my first ever
However I have GCSE's in less than two months and although ramadan doens't go through exam time, I still need the energy to revise and get good grades
My mum (born muslim) told me to try it on the easter holiday but not during school days in order to have energy to revise

Is this okay??

i'm born muslim i have my university entrance exam in two months . i don't think missing days is the right option . it's not worth the sin or the consecutive 60 days you have to fast to make up just one day ( we only fast one day to make up missing days with excuses like sickness , period or traveling) . so have faith in god and it will pass easily . i started fasting when i was 10 years old and i know the feeling of the first month of fasting . it can be overwhelming especially when you have exams and obligations that should be fulfilled . but the keys is to know that you're not alone and if you try to make a small step towards god . he will make ten towards you . make dua .also have a clear timetable and ajuste your schedule around your energy levels . for exemple from suhoor to midday study hard subjects when you feel your energy is drained go to sleep to recharge and be able to stay up late . you can study easy subjects befor iftar . don't eat too much food all at once during iftar cause you will fell sleepy instead eat small quantity during the night . and that's it make sure you're hydratetd and inshallah everything will be fine . hope i helped .