Preparation Technique?

[Silent Hunter]

Asalamoalikum

My AS Levels exams are to be held this may june session.Wanted to ask about preparation techniques i should apply on my revision for the exams. I have Physics,Chem,Maths+Stats,Eco.
So what should i do now? Syllabus is almost complete.
Should i again do the syllabus and then do past papers?
or directly papers?
My first terms exams werent as expected especially chemistry............ should i start doing chemistry from start with more attention than other subjects.....and continue revision of others later?
Sorry for so many questions.

Thank You

 

[Nibz]

W.S!

That's fast. I mean, most of the schools usually finish their AS / A2 syllabus in Feb's end, or even later.
Anyway, if I were you, I would do past papers after covering each topic. That's the best technique. Start revising again and do past papers alongside.

All the best!

 

[Silent Hunter]

Thank You

you mean i should do one topic then its related questions from papers and the other topic and then its questions from paper and so on......... ? what about subjects that require more time ........... e.g. in my case its chemistry ......i should start its revision before others or later when some time remains for papers?

 

[Nibz]

No problem.

Not only past paper questions. The questions that you find at the end of each chapter. Other worksheet that you get in class etc. Just practise loads and loads of questions.
Not early. Just give more time to Chem. Take extra classes if you feel the need. Ask for help and you will be good. I.A!

 

[étudiante]

in my case... i feel the harder subj shld be dun a lil everyday....
oderwise, everything looks hard (n boring) n u feel like A/levels r crrrazy!! n tht u can never do it

 

[Silent Hunter]

are you in A levels? which one AS or A2 ?

 

[alphabravocharlie]

Yes, first revise and then do past papers.

 

[alphabravocharlie]

Oh and pay particular attention to practicals, they are grade ruiners.

 

[Silent Hunter]

but where to do sufficient practise for practicals?

 

[Nibz]

In labs - duh.