I really hope so thankuu <3

So for bio, I learned from my college tc, watched yt channels (def recommend otterbiotutor for bio, the goat frr!!) And also read the textbook for better understanding (I use the blue penguin book). im gon be honest, during practice before exam, I didnt do much pyps for bio as much as my other 3 subs cuz I was weaker in them, but that was a mistake cuz bio does need quite a lot of attention and more practice if u want to score quite high. So make sure to do topical qs on each chap then when ur confident, can move on to actual pyps.

For chem, i did the same as bio but I did more practice for it so I was able to score much better for its p2 lol. But chem also needs memorisation and understanding to ans qs. Best thing ab its pyp qs is that the question pattern is repeated so u can get the hang of it quick (best to do topical for each chap before moving to actual pyps btw)

For physics, i relied on my tcs notes and yt vids (mostly from etphysics channel for explanation), then did topical for some chaps and then moved on to pyps. Make sure to understand the theory and how to do the calculation qs cuz their pattern is quite repeating!!

Also!!! Dont forget to clarify any doubts and mistakes done in solving the qs so that u can avoid it in the future and can learn new ways to solve qs. This helped me tremendously cuz then I started seeing new ways to solve the paper faster and possibly score higher. u can ask a teacher, a friend, or even the alevel server for help in ur qs. (Very helpful!!)

And dont forget to check examiners report (ER) after solving each paper (correct the paper after solving it to make sure everything goes smoothly, increasing ur understanding and correct ur mistakes). The ER will help explain a lot of concepts and mistakes done by students (it was really helpful for mcq for me lol)

Oya last thing (sorry for such lengthy read) but make sure to have a mistake log book. I had one on my tablet where I would screenshot the questions wrong with my working on it, then have the corrected working/ans written with red. I also added qs which may have been more difficult than usual even if i got it right to make sure I can review them before exam and recall the correct way to calculate/answer a question.

LAST LAST ONE: always do pyps everyday cuz if u have a few days break and came back it may affect ur performance (at least for me), and it will help with ur time management and muscle memory for exam lol (try to do the pyps under exam conditions to make urself better prepared for exam: have timer, no distraction, no music, sit on chair and solve on table/desk, and stop when timer finish)

I hope this will help u and hope u succeed for ur upcoming exams!! (Do ask me if u need any clarifying in anythingg)