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Prioritize Weak Areas – Focus on the subjects or topics where you dropped marks in mocks.
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Use Active Recall & Past Papers – Flashcards, blurting, and lots of exam questions will be your best friends.
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Make a Structured Plan – Aim for 2-3 subjects per day with breaks to avoid burnout.
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Don’t Cram, Be Consistent – Even 3-4 hours of smart revision daily will build up quickly.
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Mock grades tend to be lower than final grades for most students, since you’ve now had extra months of learning and feedback.
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Many students only start their proper revision around now—you are not behind!
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Your mocks show that when you put in effort, you get results. There’s no reason why that won’t happen again!
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