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A good place to start is to write yourself an exam timetable so that you give each subject a good amount of time, perhaps giving a little more time to the subjects you struggle the most with.
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Another important thing to do is to get hold of as many past exam papers as you can so that you know what you're in for. This way you can get used to the exam questions and what each paper expects from you.
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Planning your revision is the best way of preparing for your exams. It might look like alot to do, but by breaking your revision down into manageable chunks of say an hour can help. Set yourself daily targets in terms of what you want to revise, an write down what you did and the time you spent on it.
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If you dont get something, rather than worry about it, write it down and come back to it. You could talk to your teacher when you return to school or an online tutor on this website.
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This video, will help
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