Finally someone who doesn't suggest to just do past papers :)) I know they're effective but I barely get anything right because I haven't revised. And when I do start revising the content everyone makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong and that I should be solving questions 24/7 lol
Thank you so much for your comment. Honestly!! There are so many study tubers who suggest just doing past papers and shame you for trying to learn content but for me as someone who got top grades you need to first learn the content AND then apply it to questions
Honestly you can always look through past papers just to see what comes up and what you don’t know (without spending 2 hours on a single paper) and then do exam questions and use mark schemes to see where you can pick up easy marks💪
@@starplatinum6879 Yep that's also a great tip and it's what I've been doing recently. I have an ict theory mock exam today and knowing well that I won't be able to go through the entire material all I did to prepare was look through past papers and the mark scheme to see the type of answers and structure they want them in. I feel like seeing the type of questions that come in before is definitely gonna help better studying and fill in the gaps for the questions I found to be tricky
I feel like people at this stage should do past papers under timed conditions- identify mistakes- make solution sheet and understand it and use spaced repetition- if you have done this properly then for all the past papers you should be getting 90-100%- this will allow you to answer common exam questions in the real exam . Now attempt predicted papers if possible and keep going over your solution sheets for each subject. This will be the most optimum way to revise at this stage and ensure you get top grades
Thank you so much for your detailed advice for others, I would say this would be amazing after cram learning and understanding everything so during stage 3 😁
@@Fatsumo81 I did okay but nope I left everything the night/morning before the exam. Big regret haha, do super super small chunks of revision early on so it feels more chill and you're just in the zone and turn it into spaced repetition. :)
I got 7s 8s and some 9s in my mocks in December and I wanted to turn my 7s into 8s if possible and get more 9s, but in January i had a back operation and so I've missed lots of school obviously, and I'm going to be in school full time only after this easter holiday is over . So I'm trying to cram in revision but it just gets too much sometimes, too tiring. Thank you for this video, i will try and do more active recall and hopefully it should help
Thank you so much for your comment. I honestly understand, it can be really overwhelming preparing for exams especially after missing time from school, I believe you can do it 💪
im so scared, GCSE’s are already here and it’s so mad. i started revising in January so im not stuck in the mud at the moment, but im still revisiting topics in maths eg that i don’t understand completely. sciences at this point im just focused on practice questions on each topic and blurting on my whiteboard. English is the only problem right now.
Don’t worry you got this, as you said you started revising in January so you already know what you’re doing. Even though it feels like you aren’t prepared enough, you will know a lot more then you think (speaking from experience) and you will be able to smash your exams in sha Allah. In terms of English lang, I would recommend looking at TH-cam channels for specific advice on how to structure answer for each question + practise analysis of random extracts for language, structure and form. And then for English lit, look at grade 9 analysis of characters and themes and then again practise answering questions on it
Hello! I was pleasantly surprised to see that the techniques in this video are basically what I am already doing :D Anyways, as someone aiming for straight 9s, I was wondering if you'd have any tips for English Language and Literature? I'll learn quotes as best as I can, but in terms of essay writing, our class is incredibly behind. We haven't written any essays on the 19th century novel, only 1 on the modern text, and no poetry essays. I have written some in my free time but my teacher hasn't marked them because she says she's too busy and I doubt she'll be able to mark my essays in the future, so I can't be entirely sure if my essays are of grade 9 quality or not. Do you have any suggestions?
i do edexcel and in my mock i got a 9 in both language and literature (95% in lang, 97% in lit) my biggest advice would be to always talk about the reader reaction. it builds on your analysis and allows you to go into greater detail. on the topic of greater detail, always analyse/link back or forwards to another quote further on in texts where your studied theme/character appears in, and analyse whether there have been developments, lack of change or regression to the character. if it is a theme, link out to a moment in your text where a similar/different idea is shared. for poetry, always talk about how one quote can have two different meanings etc.
@@gauri.k483 my school has taught me certain exam structures for certain questions! for section A in macbeth and christmas carol, we do PETAZ (point evidence technique analysis zoom in/out) but i usually do a secondary point and analysis for every paragraph. for section B for macbeth and for the play i study (journeys end) i do PECAL (point evidence context analysis and link) for section b in christmas carol i do PEARL (PETAZ without the T) and for poetry i do PETACETA (C is comparsion not context) and i always make multiple comparisons in one paragraph. i don't really watch yt videos for analysis, but i often practice writing quite a lot
Hi, I’ll be doing a video specifically for English lang but I’d recommend watching revision videos online on how to structure your answer and practise analysing random extracts for language, form and structure. And then for English lit, looking at grade 9 analysis of quotes, characters and themes
thank you so much!!! I’m trying to do what i can even though i’m scared. so basically on my November mocks i got a grade 1 in maths, 3 in English language and literature, 2 in science, a U in geography (0), a 3 in religious studies, a 4 in art and a 2 in Spanish. but on my February mocks i got a 2 in maths, 3 in English language but 2 in English literature, 2 in science, 1 in geography, 3 in religious studies, 3 in art and 3 in Spanish. I’m worried before the real gcses and what will happen if i fail so i need extra support. when i try to plan my time i end up taking long so do you know better ways i can revise for all those subjects?! if you do, thanks!
No worries at all 😁 I would say that if you struggle with time management then just have a basic timetable, it doesn’t have to be detailed etc. for me personally using revision timetable never worked, I just made a plan of which subject I struggle with and did a few hours on that and then circled around my jobs (if that makes sense) in terms of how you can revise for maths, I would say maths genie is your best friend. Look through the sections for grade 1-5, watch the walkthrough and do the questions. For English you need to use revision videos to help aid you to learn structures for questions. For religious studies, get yourself a cgp guide for that as it’s got everything you need. If you’re aiming to just pass all your subjects then I truly believe you can do it and there’s need to be worried at all. You’ve still got one month to grind out these subjects and you’re only really looking to go up 2 grades so it’s very doable. Also if you need extra support, I would suggest depending on your financial state to hire a tutor for only one month or go revision classes that your school is hosting. For me personally revision classes helped me jump up grades
@@StudywithAb1 thank you. I go to my school sixth form during the holidays for all these subjects before our real gcses but tbh the time went so quick when we had to finish. I use maths genie but i dont have a printer to print out the questions. I’m worried bc since i failed my mocks my mom told my sister it’s gonna be hard for me to get a job because they care about your gcse grades to get a job. I use Pearson online but i can’t seem to find aqa geography because that’s my exam board. i only see geography A and B edexcel. For RS my teacher already gave us the CGP books but i end up taking too long and i don’t have enough time to finish it off because i have to move on to the next subject. And for extra support i’m not sure where do find a tutor so they can help me before my real gcses.
Hey, Thank you so much for your comment and no need to worry (better said then done) I would recommend grinding out the next few days on covering the sylllabus and then moving onto full past papers and only focusing on the topics that you struggle with Wishing you all the best on your exams
asalamualeykum ab im currently finnishing off my flash cards for content heavy subjects is it too late to do that at this stage since gcses are in a months time? i keep thinking that im wasting my time but on the other hand flashcards help me retain knowledge. btw my flashcards have a question related to the spec on one side and the answer on the other side.
Walaikum assalam, of course it’s great that you’re doing that as you still have some time to do it 😊 Make sure that you finish as soon as possible and then move on to going through them + doing exam question packs on physics and maths tutor or any other website depending on subject and you’ll be more then sound in sha Allah
thank you so much for this!! how long did you spend revising a day for the month leading up to exams, and how do you avoid burn out during the exam period when you still have to revise?
Hey, Thank you so much for your message. I use to spend a few hours after school and then during weekend I would dedicate around 4-6 hours but with breaks In terms of avoiding burnout, you will feel burnt out inevitably however, I would say to reduce your chances, take regular breaks and try to find some sort of way of making revision fun - e.g. I would do question - answer game with my friends to learn some physics content
hello ab! I'm new to this country and I'll be sitting my first gcse exam in 22 days. I'm really stressed about my 3 sciences. I'm on grade 5ss!!! and i really want good grades like grade 8s or 9s for my science subjects but idk what to do cuz i struggle alot in science i am stuck on grade 5s. Do think its possible to go from grade 5s to 8s and 9s in just 21-22 days??? if u think it is possible then howw??? i'm ready to do anything for it but idk howw...i think ur the only one who can give me the right advice...please do reply as it will be really helpful
Hi, Thank you soo much for your comment :) I completely understand what position you are in, in terms of being new to the country and having to sit external exams. First of all, I believe its very possible but you have to act fast, smart and hard, you will need to go through all the spec points for science (use external notes such as PMT - Physicsandmathstutor.com - read through it, make a note of anything you cant grasp and watch a video on it) - then I would recommend going through past paper questions on every topic - new / old etc doesnt matter as long as you practise recalling / applying info. This will help you get on the path to 8s and 9s in sha Allah I hope that helps and I genuinely believe in you!
Salam, There’s no specific time that I recommend, however, I recommend dedicating as much time as possible for your schedule to the techniques I discussed in the video as after GCSEs you will have plenty of time to rest and wait for your success In sha Allah 🤲
Salam, should i be doing flashcards when i only have around a month left or should i just use pre made ones since i feel like im wasting time when there is probably ones out there
Walaikum assalam, I would definitely recommend using pre made flashcards now to save you time :) and then make sure you go onto doing past paper questions
thankyou so much for this video! i do foundation tier in maths&science, and im currently working at a 3 in maths and 3/3 in science. i really want to get a 4 or higher but i feel like time is cutting short. if anyone has any advice on how to revise so that i can learn content please help me out (i dont own a laptop unfortunately) thankyou
Hey bro, I'm using flashcards, but there's a lot of content that I haven't covered, so should I just use the pre made ones on physics math tutor and then questions. How many hours should I being doing a day aswell? Thanks
Hey bro, Yeah I’d defo recommend looking at other resources for flashcards like PMT if you feel there’s loads of content you still haven’t done. Then move onto past paper questions and you should be more than okay off your exams 😊
Use maths genie it’s helped me quite a lot , I went from a grade 2 - 4 in maths and now I’m sitting the higher paper . Go through every topic and if you don’t understand watch the videos and solve problems. Goodluck!
@@anne7061 Yes of course! For me personally, if I don’t engage with the content at all then I wouldn’t understand anything so I’d really recommend making notes but make them summarised as in only the key information to the bone 😁
Hey there, I actually found the cgp guide for computer science quite good for revision for my exams, I agree with you, I think that most cgp guides are written in a way that doesn't really appeal to teenagers tbh and the jokes are quite unnecessary But if you feel it doesnt really help you, Id recommend looking up revision notes for computer science and then using that instead? Wishing you the best of luck with your prep :)
@@StudywithAb1 how do you recommend 'understanding' python programming Im getting a 7 in theory but got a 5 in programming so how do i not do that and get and 8
Hey, I would say 100%, however, instead of cgp guide perhaps use other revision notes and then of course you'd have to prioritise exam questions a lot more + blurting on a much smaller scale e.g. per spec section Ill be making a video soon about A level prep :)
Finally someone who doesn't suggest to just do past papers :)) I know they're effective but I barely get anything right because I haven't revised. And when I do start revising the content everyone makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong and that I should be solving questions 24/7 lol
SAME!
Thank you so much for your comment.
Honestly!! There are so many study tubers who suggest just doing past papers and shame you for trying to learn content but for me as someone who got top grades you need to first learn the content AND then apply it to questions
LITERALLY
Honestly you can always look through past papers just to see what comes up and what you don’t know (without spending 2 hours on a single paper) and then do exam questions and use mark schemes to see where you can pick up easy marks💪
@@starplatinum6879 Yep that's also a great tip and it's what I've been doing recently. I have an ict theory mock exam today and knowing well that I won't be able to go through the entire material all I did to prepare was look through past papers and the mark scheme to see the type of answers and structure they want them in. I feel like seeing the type of questions that come in before is definitely gonna help better studying and fill in the gaps for the questions I found to be tricky
I feel like people at this stage should do past papers under timed conditions- identify mistakes- make solution sheet and understand it and use spaced repetition- if you have done this properly then for all the past papers you should be getting 90-100%- this will allow you to answer common exam questions in the real exam . Now attempt predicted papers if possible and keep going over your solution sheets for each subject. This will be the most optimum way to revise at this stage and ensure you get top grades
Thank you so much for your detailed advice for others, I would say this would be amazing after cram learning and understanding everything so during stage 3 😁
Great advice (and great editing throughout as well).
Good video man, I got 68 days until GCSEs, I am gonna get all grade 9s
Its exactly 30 days for me :(
This has really helped since I'm revising last minute and I'm glad you mentioned learning the content before past papers
Thank you for your comment :)
Don't worry you got this, I believe in you 💪
Did u revise in time?
@@Fatsumo81 I did okay but nope I left everything the night/morning before the exam.
Big regret haha, do super super small chunks of revision early on so it feels more chill and you're just in the zone and turn it into spaced repetition. :)
@@theversatile8151 thank you, I have 60days til GCSEs how much do u think I should revise daily and do u have any advice
Thank you so much!! I have looked through your comments and you seem very genuine masha'Allah, thanks for your tips!
Thank you so much 😁
I got 7s 8s and some 9s in my mocks in December and I wanted to turn my 7s into 8s if possible and get more 9s, but in January i had a back operation and so I've missed lots of school obviously, and I'm going to be in school full time only after this easter holiday is over . So I'm trying to cram in revision but it just gets too much sometimes, too tiring. Thank you for this video, i will try and do more active recall and hopefully it should help
Thank you so much for your comment. I honestly understand, it can be really overwhelming preparing for exams especially after missing time from school, I believe you can do it 💪
Aww I remember beefing you on Tiktok once in like 2020. Glad to see the channels doing well though 🙌
😂😂 That’s so jokes, thank you so much for your comment and kind words 😁
im so scared, GCSE’s are already here and it’s so mad. i started revising in January so im not stuck in the mud at the moment, but im still revisiting topics in maths eg that i don’t understand completely. sciences at this point im just focused on practice questions on each topic and blurting on my whiteboard. English is the only problem right now.
Don’t worry you got this, as you said you started revising in January so you already know what you’re doing. Even though it feels like you aren’t prepared enough, you will know a lot more then you think (speaking from experience) and you will be able to smash your exams in sha Allah. In terms of English lang, I would recommend looking at TH-cam channels for specific advice on how to structure answer for each question + practise analysis of random extracts for language, structure and form. And then for English lit, look at grade 9 analysis of characters and themes and then again practise answering questions on it
thank you so much, as someone who's retaking their gcses this means a lot :)
Thank you so much for your comment and watching the video :)
Wishing you the very best of luck on your exams and i'm sure you will smash it!!
So helpful,funny and kind tysm!
Thank you so for your kind words, glad you enjoyed 😁
Hello! I was pleasantly surprised to see that the techniques in this video are basically what I am already doing :D
Anyways, as someone aiming for straight 9s, I was wondering if you'd have any tips for English Language and Literature? I'll learn quotes as best as I can, but in terms of essay writing, our class is incredibly behind. We haven't written any essays on the 19th century novel, only 1 on the modern text, and no poetry essays. I have written some in my free time but my teacher hasn't marked them because she says she's too busy and I doubt she'll be able to mark my essays in the future, so I can't be entirely sure if my essays are of grade 9 quality or not. Do you have any suggestions?
i do edexcel and in my mock i got a 9 in both language and literature (95% in lang, 97% in lit) my biggest advice would be to always talk about the reader reaction. it builds on your analysis and allows you to go into greater detail. on the topic of greater detail, always analyse/link back or forwards to another quote further on in texts where your studied theme/character appears in, and analyse whether there have been developments, lack of change or regression to the character. if it is a theme, link out to a moment in your text where a similar/different idea is shared. for poetry, always talk about how one quote can have two different meanings etc.
@@calminqsscalminqss3136 thank you for the advice!
@@calminqsscalminqss3136 do you follow a set essay structure, and do you have any website/youtuber recs? i do edexcel as well :)
@@gauri.k483 my school has taught me certain exam structures for certain questions! for section A in macbeth and christmas carol, we do PETAZ (point evidence technique analysis zoom in/out) but i usually do a secondary point and analysis for every paragraph. for section B for macbeth and for the play i study (journeys end) i do PECAL (point evidence context analysis and link) for section b in christmas carol i do PEARL (PETAZ without the T) and for poetry i do PETACETA (C is comparsion not context) and i always make multiple comparisons in one paragraph. i don't really watch yt videos for analysis, but i often practice writing quite a lot
What about English, I’m struggling a lot in both of the english GCSEs I’m currently working at a 5/6 and I need a 7
Hi,
I’ll be doing a video specifically for English lang but I’d recommend watching revision videos online on how to structure your answer and practise analysing random extracts for language, form and structure. And then for English lit, looking at grade 9 analysis of quotes, characters and themes
thank you so much!!! I’m trying to do what i can even though i’m scared. so basically on my November mocks i got a grade 1 in maths, 3 in English language and literature, 2 in science, a U in geography (0), a 3 in religious studies, a 4 in art and a 2 in Spanish. but on my February mocks i got a 2 in maths, 3 in English language but 2 in English literature, 2 in science, 1 in geography, 3 in religious studies, 3 in art and 3 in Spanish. I’m worried before the real gcses and what will happen if i fail so i need extra support. when i try to plan my time i end up taking long so do you know better ways i can revise for all those subjects?! if you do, thanks!
No worries at all 😁 I would say that if you struggle with time management then just have a basic timetable, it doesn’t have to be detailed etc. for me personally using revision timetable never worked, I just made a plan of which subject I struggle with and did a few hours on that and then circled around my jobs (if that makes sense) in terms of how you can revise for maths, I would say maths genie is your best friend. Look through the sections for grade 1-5, watch the walkthrough and do the questions. For English you need to use revision videos to help aid you to learn structures for questions. For religious studies, get yourself a cgp guide for that as it’s got everything you need. If you’re aiming to just pass all your subjects then I truly believe you can do it and there’s need to be worried at all. You’ve still got one month to grind out these subjects and you’re only really looking to go up 2 grades so it’s very doable. Also if you need extra support, I would suggest depending on your financial state to hire a tutor for only one month or go revision classes that your school is hosting. For me personally revision classes helped me jump up grades
@@StudywithAb1 thank you. I go to my school sixth form during the holidays for all these subjects before our real gcses but tbh the time went so quick when we had to finish. I use maths genie but i dont have a printer to print out the questions. I’m worried bc since i failed my mocks my mom told my sister it’s gonna be hard for me to get a job because they care about your gcse grades to get a job. I use Pearson online but i can’t seem to find aqa geography because that’s my exam board. i only see geography A and B edexcel. For RS my teacher already gave us the CGP books but i end up taking too long and i don’t have enough time to finish it off because i have to move on to the next subject. And for extra support i’m not sure where do find a tutor so they can help me before my real gcses.
i'm so scared i have done only 20% of my math o level syllabus. I have only 23 days left. what would recommend me to do at this point?
Hey,
Thank you so much for your comment and no need to worry (better said then done)
I would recommend grinding out the next few days on covering the sylllabus and then moving onto full past papers and only focusing on the topics that you struggle with
Wishing you all the best on your exams
asalamualeykum ab im currently finnishing off my flash cards for content heavy subjects is it too late to do that at this stage since gcses are in a months time? i keep thinking that im wasting my time but on the other hand flashcards help me retain knowledge. btw my flashcards have a question related to the spec on one side and the answer on the other side.
Walaikum assalam, of course it’s great that you’re doing that as you still have some time to do it 😊 Make sure that you finish as soon as possible and then move on to going through them + doing exam question packs on physics and maths tutor or any other website depending on subject and you’ll be more then sound in sha Allah
@@StudywithAb1 jazakallahu kheir brother👍🏽
thank you so much for this!! how long did you spend revising a day for the month leading up to exams, and how do you avoid burn out during the exam period when you still have to revise?
Hey,
Thank you so much for your message.
I use to spend a few hours after school and then during weekend I would dedicate around 4-6 hours but with breaks
In terms of avoiding burnout, you will feel burnt out inevitably however, I would say to reduce your chances, take regular breaks and try to find some sort of way of making revision fun - e.g. I would do question - answer game with my friends to learn some physics content
thank you for your video!
around what time did u start revising for your exams? so about how many months before?
hello ab!
I'm new to this country and I'll be sitting my first gcse exam in 22 days. I'm really stressed about my 3 sciences. I'm on grade 5ss!!! and i really want good grades like grade 8s or 9s for my science subjects but idk what to do cuz i struggle alot in science i am stuck on grade 5s. Do think its possible to go from grade 5s to 8s and 9s in just 21-22 days??? if u think it is possible then howw??? i'm ready to do anything for it but idk howw...i think ur the only one who can give me the right advice...please do reply as it will be really helpful
Hi,
Thank you soo much for your comment :)
I completely understand what position you are in, in terms of being new to the country and having to sit external exams. First of all, I believe its very possible but you have to act fast, smart and hard, you will need to go through all the spec points for science (use external notes such as PMT - Physicsandmathstutor.com - read through it, make a note of anything you cant grasp and watch a video on it) - then I would recommend going through past paper questions on every topic - new / old etc doesnt matter as long as you practise recalling / applying info. This will help you get on the path to 8s and 9s in sha Allah
I hope that helps and I genuinely believe in you!
Great vidoe . Realy helped
Thank you :)
Wishing you the best for your exams
I’m a private student who’s had to do everything alone in one year, it’s tough and I sometimes doubt if I can do it, but I’ll try
Don't worry you got this!! :))
what exam board are the predicted maths papers for? I’m doing igcse
Hey, Thank you so much for your comment. We currently offer AQA and Edexcel Predicted papers but are working really hard on making IGCSE soon
Salam bro,
How much do you recommend me to revise each day? I got 5-6's and some 4's in my mocks and now I want to bump that up 1 or 2 grades.
Salam,
There’s no specific time that I recommend, however, I recommend dedicating as much time as possible for your schedule to the techniques I discussed in the video as after GCSEs you will have plenty of time to rest and wait for your success In sha Allah 🤲
👌🏻
Hi Ab! how will we receive the predicted papers after we purchase them?
Hi! You should receive them by email as a file of pdfs with their mark schemes 😁
Salam,
should i be doing flashcards when i only have around a month left or should i just use pre made ones since i feel like im wasting time when there is probably ones out there
Walaikum assalam, I would definitely recommend using pre made flashcards now to save you time :) and then make sure you go onto doing past paper questions
thankyou so much for this video! i do foundation tier in maths&science, and im currently working at a 3 in maths and 3/3 in science. i really want to get a 4 or higher but i feel like time is cutting short. if anyone has any advice on how to revise so that i can learn content please help me out (i dont own a laptop unfortunately) thankyou
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Hey bro, I'm using flashcards, but there's a lot of content that I haven't covered, so should I just use the pre made ones on physics math tutor and then questions. How many hours should I being doing a day aswell? Thanks
Hey bro,
Yeah I’d defo recommend looking at other resources for flashcards like PMT if you feel there’s loads of content you still haven’t done. Then move onto past paper questions and you should be more than okay off your exams 😊
@Study With Ab I covered most of science it's just geography, history and English ❤
what are the alevel cgp guides not good?
Sorry, should have clarified that’s it’s only in my personal preference but it can be good for A level chem OCR 😁
Tips for math i just moved to higher and I’m really struggling
Use maths genie it’s helped me quite a lot , I went from a grade 2 - 4 in maths and now I’m sitting the higher paper . Go through every topic and if you don’t understand watch the videos and solve problems. Goodluck!
I already moved to higher but I’m failing the past papers higher
I went from 4’s to 7’s, just do harder topics on maths genie like grade 6+
im in year 1 and im doing my a levels
Saalam Ab, I tried your discount code but it says it isn’t valid?
Salaam,
I have fixed it now thank you so much for letting me know 😁
At this stage is it too late to be doing content such as mindmaps if not when is it best to stop going over content
Nah I’d say you still have loads of time, by may 1st I’d say would be the time to ideally move on to past paper questions
@@StudywithAb1 Thank you sm
also what would the best way to watch videos as in is taking notes during the video useful or not
@@anne7061 Yes of course! For me personally, if I don’t engage with the content at all then I wouldn’t understand anything so I’d really recommend making notes but make them summarised as in only the key information to the bone 😁
I love you
I have a cgp computer science book and it just feels so childish and i hate it
It doesnt help and just patronises me
Hey there,
I actually found the cgp guide for computer science quite good for revision for my exams,
I agree with you, I think that most cgp guides are written in a way that doesn't really appeal to teenagers tbh and the jokes are quite unnecessary
But if you feel it doesnt really help you, Id recommend looking up revision notes for computer science and then using that instead?
Wishing you the best of luck with your prep :)
@@StudywithAb1 how do you recommend 'understanding' python programming
Im getting a 7 in theory but got a 5 in programming so how do i not do that and get and 8
Can this apply to alevels?
Hey, I would say 100%, however, instead of cgp guide perhaps use other revision notes and then of course you'd have to prioritise exam questions a lot more + blurting on a much smaller scale e.g. per spec section
Ill be making a video soon about A level prep :)