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The best way to prepare for exams is to stay calm, and plan your revision. As each exam moves closer, you should prioritise your time by deciding how much time to allocate to subjects or topics.

Factors you might take into account when planning your priorities include:

• The relative weight of the exam in the overall assessment of the paper

• The level of difficulty of the content for you

• The timing of the exam

Make a note of your exam dates and times – set reminders on your phone calender.

For some, studying with friends can limit their productivity. But for others, studying in groups can help to increase motivation and avoid procrastination. Figure out what is best for you.

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First day of exams (you’ve got this).

Last day of exams

(Woo!)

Allocate study the basis of how exam is worth. need to spend studying for an is worth 60% of grade than you exam worth 20% final grade.