How to use past papers effectively

So I just did a PMT pack and I’ve annotated it with corrections. This sounds stupid but what do I do now to make sure I’ve actually learnt from my mistakes rather than just shoving it away in a file

Reply 1

liv_g1407

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1. Find similar questions on the same topic and see if you can apply the principles you've learned from corrections to those
2. Leave it a few days and try the questions you got wrong again, to see if you can get them right this time

Reply 2

Neymarswho1730

OP

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Original post by liv_g1407

1. Find similar questions on the same topic and see if you can apply the principles you've learned from corrections to those
2. Leave it a few days and try the questions you got wrong again, to see if you can get them right this time

Thanks for the tips, I’ll definitely try them out

Reply 3

hjonesfun15

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Find questions on topics you find more difficult so that you are revising the things you need to

Reply 4

TazmeenX

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Original post by Neymarswho1730

So I just did a PMT pack and I’ve annotated it with corrections. This sounds stupid but what do I do now to make sure I’ve actually learnt from my mistakes rather than just shoving it away in a file