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by yas.iramhelp revison
Hi @yas.iram
One of the best ways to revise is doing lots of practice exam questions. This will help you to build your subject knowledge and practice your exam technique.
Another revision method that I liked was watching videos about the topics that I was less confident on. This helped me to have a better understanding of all of the topics, which was helpful in the exam.
Hope that helps!
Sophie.
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