Prioritise Key Topics
Prioritise Key Topics
Practice past years' question papers to become familiar with the exam format
and question types. Simulate exam conditions by timing yourself. This practice
not only improves your confidence but also enhances your speed and
accuracy.
4. FOCUS ON REVISION
At this stage, avoid starting completely new topics unless necessary. Instead,
revisit the material you've already studied. Create short summaries, notes, or
flashcards for key formulas, definitions, and points. These can serve as quick
revision tools in the days leading up to the exam.
Remember, a little nervousness is normal and shows that you care about the
outcome. The key is not to let it take control.
Avoid comparing yourself to peers, as everyone has their own learning pace
and methods. Focus on your progress and trust your preparation. Remind
yourself that you've studied hard and are ready to perform well.