1. Prepare a timetable. Make a on which subjects to read on particular days of the week. Write down the topics you want to grasp and how long each topic can take.
2. Organise your study space - Your mind will be distracted by the dozens of things on the table, and you will gradually find yourself not reading anymore. Instead, organise your study area and clear everything you do not need.
3. Test your friends - Make quick-fire questions and give them a timer when they are answering. This will help you study better in the real sense. Make 10 or fewer questions for each subject as you keep reading.
4. Use old exam papers - Past papers will guide you on how the papers are set and which questions to expect. Some examiners have a habit of repeating some questions through different years.
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