You can stretch out your revision and prevent last-minute worry if you start early. Begin revising in the mornings when your mind is more alert. Although it is sometimes inevitable to revise later, try to limit late-night sessions. Avoid last-minute cramming at your room since you won't be able to revise well. If you've left it until the last minute, concentrate on the subjects you anticipate will be covered in the test.

Make a revision timetable to arrange your sessions using a digital or paper diary once you know what to prepare for the test. Avoid the temptation to begin your revision without a plan. It takes time to make a plan, but it will save you hours of trying to figure out what to revise each day. Include as much information as possible in your plan, such as related readings or lesson notes. Include time to socialise, exercise, and take other breaks to avoid going off timetable. But always try to stick to your plan!

It's a good idea to teach what you've learned to someone else to make sure you grasp the material. It will also assist you in remembering knowledge and identifying any areas or units where you are unclear.

These will be organised by your teachers during and outside of class time; make sure you attend! You'll learn new revising techniques and have the opportunity to ask questions about anything you're still unsure about. You'll also have the opportunity to participate in group conversations with your classmates who are studying the same topic!