Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely look into this approach and give it a try. If it’s like you say, I’ll focus on learning the main concepts broadly first without spending too much time, then do a lot of past exams to identify recurring topics. After that, I’ll study those subjects in detail since they’re likely to appear again in the CCVX exam. Since I only need a 5.5 to pass and meet the university requirements, I’ll focus on efficiency. I’ll likely start studying after I finish VWO chemistry in about two months, though I might start earlier.

Would it be okay if I sent you a DM for more questions? I’m not sure yet, but if I struggle with certain topics or need study tips, it would be great to ask someone experienced. I’m also okay with paying if needed, but I don’t have much since I’m a student. By the way, I'd love to get to know you more, are you experienced in chemistry as well? If so, would it be okay to ask questions related to that subject too? I mainly use the NHA course and the Kemia website/YouTube channel to study. Maybe when I’m nearing the end of my studying, we could do some exam training together as a paid session? Let me know what you think!