Chemistry a level help please urgent

How do you learn best? I am an audio learner so I've really been relying on allery chemistry playlists on YouTube. He's really helped me, I'm getting As now

Grind out Practice questions trust

as someone who was in the same situation as you but got an A in the end (I got a D the mock before my acc a levels), best advice is to spam past papers, make anki and go on PMT to go over exam questions. I am quite heavy on the past papers though

as someone who was in the same situation as you but got an A in the end (I got a D the mock before my acc a levels), best advice is to spam past papers, make anki and go on PMT to go over exam questions. I am quite heavy on the past papers though

How did you make your ankis. Also did you turn your incorrect ppqs into ankis aswell as the other person suggested

How long did you have to prepare for the real exams ?

How did you make your ankis. Also did you turn your incorrect ppqs into ankis aswell as the other person suggested

I bought premade anki’s from stem up alongside my own ones ie organic maps. I sat OCR A, I got a D in my feb mocks then an A in the real thing

yes i did add in my corrections and any missing gaps

Guys please can anyone help me with chemistry AQA a level I beg. I want to do medicine and am currently at Ds and Es because I just haven’t been studying the subject, I don’t listen in lesssons and never work outside lessons. Currently in year 13 and really want to turn it round so I can get a B. I am not a “stupid” person but I just don’t know what to do. Doing fine in other subjects. Got medicine interviews soon and really unsure what to do. Please

I recommend you get a compilation of topical past papers. It'll help you get familiar with what you need to know. Do that as you cross check with your syllabus objectives and make sure you know what kind of questions they can ask from each section.
There's also something about the reality of looking at actual questions that awakens your inner genius.
I hope that helps🙂

Is it worth learning the content first with flashcards or just constant exam questions

Going for the questions first is a better way to learn the content. For example, if I do a paper on transition elements, as I read the questions and have no idea what they're talking about, I will be forced to go find out what in the notes or textbook can help me give the right answer.
Flash cards help after you know the content but want to grasp it better