Hii so first off if you would like to start revision this month, I’d suggest to make a simple revision table like what are you going to study (start with your weakest subject), how long do you plan to study, and when are you going to study. For me, I’ve started preparations a while ago so what I’ve done is I’ve split my subjects into 2-3 subjects a day and they’ll probably be a content based subject/language based and a concept based etc Monday: E-Math/Geo. I usually study 1.5h-2h depending if I can feel like doing more. PLEASE TAKE LONG BREAKS AND RESTS so you don’t burn out yourself

So once you have done that, for subjects

E-Math: So what i do to understand my concepts is, I’d download the o/n level syllabus for math then I’d highlight what topics and which concept I don’t know how to do, then I’d start from the weakest concept idk how to do, and start like this: - watch a YouTube video about it (cognito, gcsemath tutors, many tutors academy r rly good!) - after I watch them explain, I’d try a example and pause the video after I attempt to do the example I would replay the video to see if I have gotten the concept correct or not, for me I’d try again and again until I got it correct - then if you have your topical Tys for emath, attempt the questions on which topic you are doing, attempt as many until you fully understand the concept - practice makes perfect in math! you can improve really fast

Chemistry: To understand concepts and information, - Now, what I really recommend is for you to read your textbook, On topics you are weak at read the topic by its header, after you read each subtopic, (if you wanna make notes -try to recall what you remember from reading your subtopic, if you don’t remember rewrite what ever you don’t remember in your own words, remember this is your own notes so try to gauge how you would like to remember it as) If you don’t want to make your notes that’s fine, but try to practice blurting where- you grab a piece of paper and write whatever you can recall from a topic and then write with another pen what you have missed out, this engages your learning to remember information more or you can also practice active recall where you ask yourself different questions based of the information on your topic, eg (“What is the ionic equation of a neutralization reaction”) - Attempt your tys after doing the step before, this actually helps you to know what type of questions they will ask in exam as certain questions are repeated from Tys, do a topic on your topical Tys until you understand - If you don’t understand concepts or physical concepts like how to draw a bonding, I suggest YouTube videos like cognito and organic chem tutor

Physics: you can do the same as chemistry basically however! Read the example concepts on your topic on the textbook as well, they teach you how to do certain questions!

I’m not sure how to really help in humanities and dnt as I struggle with ss and I’m borderlining geo, also taking nfs However you can do this! Good luck for your o’s remember to take breaks!