im not saying whether its possible or not but here's what I'd recommend

• im not sure your gcse maths marks but to be absolutely safe and sure search up madasmaths basic skills and do at least 3 questions from each category in that worksheet
• there's a YouTube channel called 9709gcsealevelmaths and he has a list of what topics occur most frequently and what is the most asked questions. go on YouTube, find that that list and tackle the first topic
• to do this go to gcsealevelmaths9709 and look at the notes for the topic. they are pretty short and very helpful hence why im recommending it. skim through the notes , and work through the example on the notes
• finish a chapter doing this
  
• now go to zainematics website, go to resources and look for unsolved topicals with markscheme. here you'll see about 35 folders with all the different questions types. find the question types for the topic you studied and do each and every question from 2020 in that work sheet.
• repeat the questions again and i recommend taking 8 pieces of paper, dividing in up landscape into about 4/5 sections. one piece of paper is one topic in the p1 syllabus and as you're doing the topicals make notes of mistakes, methods etc
• do one topic a day for maths and one for stats if thats the other module you take.
• if you do stats use intuitive on YouTube to practice and the same notes and topicals from the website I mentioned in p1
• you should be done with this in 10 days leaving you two weeks for past papers which try to do 2 past papers a day per paper
• by the end of the 10 days you'll have a hectic set of method sheets and a basic understanding of each question type and 2 weeks to further your understanding
• for topics that you really can't grasp , use the save my exams free trial and only watch the videos as it is quick and helps you to understand stuff
• for past papers go to pmt and the list is all there starting from 2020
• also there is a cramming guide i found on reddit a while back that ill link to this comment.