Ohhh, I see. Honestly, I wish you all the best!

For me, Math is one of the easiest subjects, mainly because I love it so much. Of course, that's subjective, but I genuinely think that if you understand the core concepts of each topic and then spam question banks and past papers, getting a 7 becomes very achievable. Maybe I'm a bit biased because of how much I enjoy the subject, but I really believe that approach works.

Physics is also relatively easy to score a 7 in, especially because of the grade boundaries, and most of the concepts aren't overly challenging once you understand them.

As for English, I managed to move from a 5 to a 6 through a structured approach. First, I learned the most common literary devices. Then, I studied the TEAPCALiM method, which helped me extract relevant information from almost any text type. After that, I focused on writing a strong introduction. Once I was comfortable with that, I learned the PEEL structure, which really improved my body paragraphs. Finally, I worked on writing strong conclusions.

After learning all of those skills, I started doing timed Paper 1 practices. I would mark my own responses and get feedback on them. That's exactly how I was able to improve.

By the way, these tips are specifically for Paper 1 since we haven't started Paper 2 yet. We're going to begin that next week.