Start revising at least four to six weeks before your exams to give yourself enough time to cover all topics. Create a revision timetable to allocate specific days to each subject, prioritising the areas you find most challenging. Spacing out your revision sessions helps retain information more effectively than cramming.

Use active learning techniques such as creating flashcards, summarising notes, and teaching concepts to someone else. Practice past papers to familiarise yourself with the exam format and identify areas where you need improvement. Break your study sessions into manageable chunks with regular breaks to avoid burnout.

Stay organised by creating a clear revision schedule and setting achievable goals. Take regular breaks, eat healthily, and get enough sleep to maintain your energy and focus. Practicing mindfulness, deep breathing, or light exercise can also help reduce stress levels.

• Review key concepts and avoid learning new material at the last minute. Prepare everything you’ll need for the exam, including stationery and your student ID. Get a good night’s sleep to ensure you feel rested and focused for the day ahead.

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Set clear goals and reward yourself for achieving them, such as taking a break or enjoying a treat. Surround yourself with supportive friends or study groups to stay accountable. Visualising your success and focusing on the long-term benefits of doing well can also boost motivation.