A-Level Exams | A 3 Month Revision Plan 

lmao fax

True. So true. 😭😭

😂 IKR

YESSSSSS IM GONNA CRY

WHAT SUBJECTS ARE YOU DOING

same same Good luck you can do this!

Me too 🥲

me too

I wish everyone in the comment section good luck 🌟 don’t forget to use the advanced info

same

I didn't need to be reminded of this. I'm going to actually die

@@georgia5026 same omg. i did my AS in O/N session and now A2 and i have no idea about the course and stuff wow

@@PJ-er1nk what course r u doinng?

I’ve been panicking since feb started 😢

@@PJ-er1nk bro I gave my As in this OCT and, gonna give A levels in this feb march 2023, only 3 months!!!

Lol

Lol

You doing your a levels?

@@hooniexox8910 resits lol

@@hooniexox8910 yeah

Honestly GCSEs are pretty straightforward. A lot of the questions are reused, and all you need is some practice. Keep doing pastpapers, and a lot of them. Every single variant from the past 10 years, for every single component you have is key. Its seems like a lot, and it is. But if you want straight A*s that's literally the fastest way to improve. At this stage don't waste your time making notes; I had two sessions of exam series in my GCSEs, the first one I had to take my Urdu First Language, Pak studies and Islamiyat examinations and all I did was make notes. I got a B B and an A in those (respectively). The next session was a year later, where I had to give my English, Maths, Phy, Chem and Bio, and i did exactly what I suggested and got straight A*s im still mind blown over the fact cus i was never a smart student. To further add to this I studied the three year course for biology in like 6 months from an academy because my school didnt offer it, and dropped Computer Science and Add maths in my final year to study bio instead. I used to be a D student in maths now its my favourite subject cus it's so easy. So yeah, just do past papers, and a lot of them. Practice makes perfect. And goodluck, you'll absolutely kill your exams. Edit: Start with pastpapers even if you dont know shit. Learn solutions from the marking schemes, how they solve certain questions. If not, savemyexams is a really good site and it actually did save mine, so i suggest you use it too.

@@abdullahzubair1326 thank you

@@abdullahzubair1326 literally thank you so much i needed someone to tell me this i deadass dont know shit in physics but ill follow your advice and start with pastpapers

@@mquie ayy np. Physics screwed me over too (even now in A levels) so my advice: learn everything u dont understand from savemyexams then start doing pastpapers. If u dont have the physical forms google them. Theory is usually easy, learning definitions and solving equations but mcqs are hard, which test your critical thinkibg abilities. If you want to test your knowledge on a particular topic just do like 20 of its mcqs and if you got most of them correct ur a pro. And just one more thing to get your spirits up, your actual CIEs will be much more easier than the exams and mocks youd give at school. Ideally you should expect 2 easy, 2 medium and 2 hard questions in theory for each phy, chem and bio. And one last thing: CHECK YOUR SYLLABUS REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR EXAM SESSIONS. You can find those on the official cambridge website, which have all the requirements listed for every topic you need. Use that as a guide and cross out every objective you think youve got the hang of. Goodluck to everyone giving their CIES!

sad thing is, there is actually closer to 2 months left

That’s ages man

@@Wasteman365 😒

@@justsomeguywholikesramen 50 days

​@Mr Jayboo oh damn. ok. this was actually kind of motivationg considering idk anything omg. i wayyy too scared and anxious. did my AS in O/N and im starting to panic the way i did back then and i cant control it.