In the same position as you with A levels in less then a month. So glad you have been blogging your a level journey Nouman, feel slightly less alone in this. Best of luck !!
Thank you very much! - its odd that i feel less stressed now than i did at gcse's but thats just me, but we can do this!! - Hope everyone and you do amazing !!
I think it’s because we know what to expect almost in terms of going into the exam hall and whatnot, with GCSEs it felt like there was more of an uncertainty (that’s my take on it)
@@NoumanSamiI was the jewellery and it’s true, Nouman was so handsome I was swooned by his swagger and “goated rizz”. 10/10 would let them rob me again
Hey Nouman, I take international As level rn and the thing is i've finished all the past papers until the year 2022, I've got only the 2023 papers and the jan 2024 papers. What I wanted a bit of advice on the fact that ive got 16 days till my exams inshallah. D'you think i should revise for about a few days then do the papers, or should i use all my 16 days for the past papers? Or should i just finish my past papers and however many days ive got left, i should just revise during them? Really needed advice on this, thanks💗💗💗 p.s rn in total ive got 22 papers left and can finish with an average of 3 to 4 papers a day, so if i stick to it, it should take 6 to 7 days to finish all my papers
I got my y12 mocks soon and I was debating whether I should try to learn my flashcards (I only have a few left) or just go to exam questions and forget the flashcards.
I’ve currently got flash cards that still need to be gone over, I just do it alongside my exam practise because flash cards take me no longer than 30m each day
Am I cooked if I start revising now hardcore for year 12 mocks and I'm resitting my gcse maths exam so I get a 6 to apply for med I got a 5 in the original
I found picking one poem per theme to be useful as some contain the same themes, their is a table you can search up online. This made it easier as I only had to memorise 4-5 poems
Yeah have a few that are your go-to poems with lots to talk about but make sure to be at least familiar with all of them in case they appear (but you only really need to memorise a couple in detail)
How did you revise based on your exams specifically? I‘m really struggling on when to revise what in the most efficient time frame or idk spaced repetition cycle before each exam. I know that I need to focus on my weak papers but I also then feel like I’m not prioritising my time well enough to fit my exam timetable. If you have any tips or strategies that‘d be super helpful!!
Right now it’s not so important to revise for each exam individually, but when you have a week before your exams, I’d say to start splitting your revision in terms of the exams you have on each week, so if you have 3 exams in week 1 to spend most your time just on those exams and then the same for the next week and so on. But obviously this is the very final stages of your revision, for now you should just be getting a good amount of revision for each subject depending on how well you feel with it. Currently with my a levels I’m trying to get some sort of revision done for at least 2/3 of my a level subjects each day
Hi Nouman, I started revising for my GCSE subjects in February, but I started focusing on revising all my GCSE subjects in March, and I started focusing on past papers after the easter holidays. Do you think it's possible to go from a 4-6s to 7s by 09/05/2024 ? [as I have 2 weeks]
I think it’s definitely possible. You should be getting an idea of where you’re at with the past papers you’re doing. Just continue doing those and making a note of common mistakes and improving them and you should slowly see your grades increasing
@@garrybarry9937 nah im gonna obviously try do them all but yeah ive just been spending a long time getting those pmt questions done and strengthening each topic separately
@@worsh1pperofAllah if i told you, no you cant get to an A are you just gonna sit around and not revise? realistically no, theres no point just wondering "ooo can i get an A*" instead of actually putting in the work, alevels is more of a mindgame. just put in the work now and stress later.
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I needed this, my year 12 mocks start in 2 days 😬
Good luck for your A Levels too - you probably don't need it!
In the same position as you with A levels in less then a month. So glad you have been blogging your a level journey Nouman, feel slightly less alone in this. Best of luck !!
WE’RE NEARLY DONE!!! And good luck to you as well 🥰🥰
You got this!! Hope everyone does well!
All the best for a levels, I'm also in the same position as you
Thank you very much! - its odd that i feel less stressed now than i did at gcse's but thats just me, but we can do this!! - Hope everyone and you do amazing !!
I feel the exact same!! The stress isn’t as bad this time round but that shouldn’t make me complacent
I think it’s because we know what to expect almost in terms of going into the exam hall and whatnot, with GCSEs it felt like there was more of an uncertainty (that’s my take on it)
Nouman is bare cool, he was the perfect wingman and thanks to him I got away with £1550 worth of gold.
10/10 would rob again
ERM EXCUSE ME
@@NoumanSamiI was the jewellery and it’s true, Nouman was so handsome I was swooned by his swagger and “goated rizz”.
10/10 would let them rob me again
@@3X3-n3j 💀💀💀
LOOOL 🤣🤣🤣
Best revision based youtuber out eree 😮💨🔥
lesss goo
Hey Nouman, I take international As level rn and the thing is i've finished all the past papers until the year 2022, I've got only the 2023 papers and the jan 2024 papers. What I wanted a bit of advice on the fact that ive got 16 days till my exams inshallah. D'you think i should revise for about a few days then do the papers, or should i use all my 16 days for the past papers? Or should i just finish my past papers and however many days ive got left, i should just revise during them? Really needed advice on this, thanks💗💗💗 p.s rn in total ive got 22 papers left and can finish with an average of 3 to 4 papers a day, so if i stick to it, it should take 6 to 7 days to finish all my papers
still sticking to ur revision planning vid from a few weeks ago
Good
Currently in year 11 and have my first exam in 16 days😍😍
I got my y12 mocks soon and I was debating whether I should try to learn my flashcards (I only have a few left) or just go to exam questions and forget the flashcards.
I’ve currently got flash cards that still need to be gone over, I just do it alongside my exam practise because flash cards take me no longer than 30m each day
Currently in year 12 and still found this helpful leading up to the end of year exams. Thanks and I hope revision is going well!
Np and gl!!
Am I cooked if I start revising now hardcore for year 12 mocks and I'm resitting my gcse maths exam so I get a 6 to apply for med I got a 5 in the original
I love ur videos
Should I memorise quotes for every poem in less depth, or focus on less poems, but in more detail?
I found picking one poem per theme to be useful as some contain the same themes, their is a table you can search up online.
This made it easier as I only had to memorise 4-5 poems
Yeah have a few that are your go-to poems with lots to talk about but make sure to be at least familiar with all of them in case they appear (but you only really need to memorise a couple in detail)
How did you revise based on your exams specifically? I‘m really struggling on when to revise what in the most efficient time frame or idk spaced repetition cycle before each exam. I know that I need to focus on my weak papers but I also then feel like I’m not prioritising my time well enough to fit my exam timetable. If you have any tips or strategies that‘d be super helpful!!
Right now it’s not so important to revise for each exam individually, but when you have a week before your exams, I’d say to start splitting your revision in terms of the exams you have on each week, so if you have 3 exams in week 1 to spend most your time just on those exams and then the same for the next week and so on. But obviously this is the very final stages of your revision, for now you should just be getting a good amount of revision for each subject depending on how well you feel with it. Currently with my a levels I’m trying to get some sort of revision done for at least 2/3 of my a level subjects each day
@@NoumanSami Ah yeah that makes sense! Thanks :)
Bro saved ma exams
hey Nouman, do you have any ucas updates? where are yu planning to go to uni?
Video coming soon
Hi Nouman, I started revising for my GCSE subjects in February, but I started focusing on revising all my GCSE subjects in March, and I started focusing on past papers after the easter holidays.
Do you think it's possible to go from a 4-6s to 7s by 09/05/2024 ? [as I have 2 weeks]
I think it’s definitely possible. You should be getting an idea of where you’re at with the past papers you’re doing. Just continue doing those and making a note of common mistakes and improving them and you should slowly see your grades increasing
Im so scared for triple pls any tips
Is it bad if I started revising now😭😭😭a level bio chem maths
Bro I do ocr a biology and even though i started over a month ago I still have 6 topics to revise. You’re finished bro
NAH you’re not finished dw, just keep your head up high and work really hard
u can do this! - same subjects haha
how many hours each day?
is past paper worth it if idk the content?
If you don’t know the content start with doing topic questions
yo how many past papers for a levels have u done so far?
Like 5
@@NoumanSamiis it bcz you’ve banged out all the topic questions on PMT hence didn’t rlly feel the need to do a plethora of papers?
@@garrybarry9937 nah im gonna obviously try do them all but yeah ive just been spending a long time getting those pmt questions done and strengthening each topic separately
Is it possible to attain an A* if you’re currently at a D? Please do share tips if it is possible, because it looks impossible 😭
(In Chemistry)
yep i went from D to an A so A* is defo possible, my only tip is smash out past papers
@@jennaaa-21 How long did it take you / how long do you think it could take?
@@jennaaa-21In one month though? 😭
@@worsh1pperofAllah if i told you, no you cant get to an A are you just gonna sit around and not revise? realistically no, theres no point just wondering "ooo can i get an A*" instead of actually putting in the work, alevels is more of a mindgame. just put in the work now and stress later.
Bro im glad ive revised not lying but 75%of my year group (year 11) aint revised at all?like hello??😂
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do past papers count as practice questions?
Yh
bruh obviously
nooooo they dont
they are the best practise qs cuz they are realistic
what a question 😭