How to organise your study period?
Start with your exam timetable. Enter each exam with its date and difficulty: harder subjects get more days, and the day before each exam is kept for its final review.
Keep some breaks. One day or half a day off per week helps you last three or four weeks. Tick the days you don’t want to study.
Split into half-days. Two subjects a day (morning and afternoon) keep boredom away and let you revise several courses in parallel.
During your revision
Make flashcards, practise with past papers, get enough sleep and eat well: your brain burns a lot of energy when it studies!
Frequently asked questions
When should I start revising?
Ideally two to three weeks before the first exam, earlier for subjects that weigh heavily in your final grade.
How many hours a day should I revise?
Between 4 and 7 hours of focused work, split into sessions with regular breaks.
See also : Study planner
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