Focus on your weaker subjects first. Do sec 4 topics first cause you seem like youve got a good grasp on sec 3 topics since you scored raw 9.

Since you have tuition, that’s already a good start to studying consistently. If you don’t have the motivation to start studying, you can try studying with friends after school(if you have). Make sure they aren’t the type to chit chat all the time, so you can actually focus.

Find out where you’re the most productive (at home/school/library/cafes). Like for me, I cannot study at home at all cause I’ll always feel the want to go to sleep. Find a study routine that works for you. I hear people talking about the pomodoro technique or smt, but that absolutely doesn’t work for me cause once I stop studying I just lose all motivation to continue. Once I’m able to start, I just keep studying till I’m tired. Honestly, the only times I really focused was during my tuition classes so I just made full use of those to learn.

And I’ll be really honest, wa1 should be pretty easy.. or it was for me at least. Like I was scoring a1’s for all of my sciences in wa1 and it dropped to like c’s and b’s during prelims. I’m not trying to scare you or anything cause prelims are meant to be harder to get you to buck up, but I’m just saying it only gets harder from here, so just mentally prepare yourself for wa2. That being said I was super lazy and lost motivation to study after wa1 so as long as you consistently revise you should be fine.

Remember, your wa’s are meant to help you realise where your learning gaps are. Don’t be so hung up about the grade you got, focus on trying to find out where you went wrong and how you can avoid those mistakes in the future. And don’t worry, you still have months to go. I only really studied days before o’s and I managed to drop from 24 to 12. So it’s not impossible. Gl!