i got 7-9 in all my gcses; ask me anything!

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practice exam style questions; i focused mainly on 6 markers, e.g. how is a spit formed, how is a steep sided gorge formed, etc. as my teacher taught me that these are where most marks are picked up

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gave these answers to my teacher to mark, and then completed again and again till i got full marks

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i used geographer online on youtube; i found their videos the most concise and straight-forward

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for paper 3, i didn't revise until the day. the only revision i did was looking online for structure for the 9 marker (2 paras for + 2 paras against + conc), because the rest can not really be revised for, except fieldwork.

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condensed case studies into 1 or 2 flashcards (1 for most, 2 for longer case studies, e.g. nigeria) and memorised all important numbers and stats (death tolls, dates), + if you plan to do a-level, it also gives you a head start, because all the case studies are just as useful

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i did about 40 mins of geography every 3 days in my schedule, and i found that more than enough to get me a solid 9 (221/252, 189 for a 9)