past paper questions

[coispet]

is it beneficial to do past paper questions using the content with you, for example, in the uk, A-Level subjects that i do like chemistry and biology are repetitive and requires application rather than just splurting out content, would it be good to do the questions with the help of content and keep doing them until you remember it, that way you’ve now perfected exam technique and also the content

 

[Deleted member 6128]

Past paper questions are the best form of revision everything else is nowhere near as fucking effective

 

[Napoleon1800]

is it beneficial to do past paper questions using the content with you, for example, in the uk, A-Level subjects that i do like chemistry and biology are repetitive and requires application rather than just splurting out content, would it be good to do the questions with the help of content and keep doing them until you remember it, that way you’ve now perfected exam technique and also the content

Yes past paper and flashcards mog everything else is pretty useless tbh

 

[redfacccee]

were you not told this in school? past papers and mock exams are the only way to actually get high final grades.

 

[coispet]

were you not told this in school? past papers and mock exams are the only way to actually get high final grades.

no i wasn’t, i was never taught how to revise, i was covid year so my gcses were teacher assessed and i ended up getting 7s and 8s doing nothing so doing a levels was challenging for me

 

[coispet]

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[coispet]

Past paper questions are the best form of revision everything else is nowhere near as fucking effective

yes but using the content to answer the past papers, is that effective?

 

[coispet]

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