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Use Active Learning Techniques:
Instead of passively reading, engage in active learning.
Teach the material to someone else, use flashcards, and quiz yourself.
Solve practice questions and participate in group discussions. -
Prioritise High-Yield Topics:
Identify key concepts and high-yield topics based on the exam syllabus.
Focus on areas that are commonly tested and have a higher weight. -
Understand Core Concepts:
Build a strong foundation by thoroughly understanding fundamental concepts.
Focus on grasping the underlying principles rather than memorizing isolated facts. -
Utilize Multiple Resources:
Use a variety of study resources, including textbooks, lecture notes, online resources, and question banks.
Supplement your learning with videos, animations, and interactive tools. -
Practice with Past Papers and Sample Questions:
Work through previous exam papers and sample questions.
Practice under timed conditions to simulate the exam environment.
Review both correct and incorrect answers to understand concepts better. -
Create Mnemonics and Memory Aids:
Develop mnemonics and memory aids to remember complex information.
Create visual aids, diagrams, and flowcharts to simplify concepts.
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Lots of helpful advice here! Using practice papers is a game changer as exam technique is such an underrated part of exam prep. I also liked the idea of prioritising high yield topics this is not actually a technique I have considered before but makes complete sense 
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very good tips!!
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Agree! Amazing advice. Memory aids and quizes are the ones that helped me to survive my high school exams🤣
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