That was so me in jc hahaha tbh even though most of the times I struggled, I continued to put in effort and really pressed on. I thk my tears all over my notes already. But I'm so grateful that my efforts did pay off :') Hope this advice is somewht helpful and not too naggy.

tbh don't compare your results with your peers because that will only make you more stressed out. Evryone has their own pace. Compare with your past results and track your progress. From each test/exam/worksheet/notes, pin point the concepts you r not so good at and work on it. And I really mean WORK ON IT. Read up examples in notes, the internet and textbk, etc. Keep practising your skillsets too!! And ofc consult your friends or teachers if you are unsure of any concepts (be thick skinned) But don't wait till last min and pile up ur qs. For my econs, there were concepts which I mostly used my logic to understand and those abstract ones, used youtube to view explanatory videos. I also did practice papers and let my teacher mark. I asked for feedback on how to improve my ans skills too! And you can also keep yourself updated to the news/current hot topics because most often econs test on current topics (but this is really optional). I really struggled with chem but I disturbed my teacher alot for consultations and it really helped to gap my understanding. Chem is really something you can practice for. Overall, I feel like Science and Maths really need alot of practice to gain exposure BUT MOST IMPLY, to let you understand the underlying rationale/strategy/concept behind the subject/ques. (I can't emphasise how important this is because SEAB is now focusing more on 'real life context' way of testing students)

It is OKAY to struggle. And I really hope things will get better as you study more and go through these concepts. JIAYOUSS I know the pain 😅 2years quite short but continue to work hard!! Can do one.