hope they went well!
hope they went well!

hope they went well …
hope they went well! you must be clever if you’re doing them that early!

studying for one …
studying for one hour at a time is fine, just try to gradually reduce the length of the breaks down to around 15-20minutes… as you get into it you’ll find your concentration improves!

hope they went well …
hope they went well and you’re on course for med school!

im 14, i have 4 …
im 14, i have 4 real gcse’s within the next week, the first ones tomoro! i have had laodsa time to revise but i keep putting it off and today i have to cram it all in haha, and even now im putting it off!! but i defo agree facebook & stuff r a big distraction.

i have exams to …
i have exams to morrow and im away to study now so thnx 4 de tips. . . .

hey my …
hey my concentration aint really good….
i kinda study 1 hour and take and hour break…how much long break do u suggest after one hour study.?

I’m wanting to do …
I’m wanting to do English Literature and I have to get straight As. It’s not just medicine these days.

Such good advice… …
Such good advice…except maybe the one about sleeping in the library! lol

thanks for they …
thanks for they advice, i have got my GCSE’s in 2 days so i am going to crack on with it. lol

damn your weird… …
your weird… you love exams?!?

eeeeppp im revisin …
eeeeppp im revisin my off atm for exams in the first 3 days of june! need straight A’s to get into medical school i hate how much pressure you have on your shoulders when it’s medicine…

Thank you, but i …
Thank you, but i wished things were easy as u said. i have 2 exams in less than and a week

Thanks for your …
Thanks for your advice, I got my GCSE’s in a month so i’m going to take your advice and hopefully get good grades! Top video!

Cheers mate, ill …
Cheers mate, ill defo try my best to do all those. Also any advice on how to write a good set of notes, as in one of my exams I’m allowed to take in notes.

hey! yea, that’s …
hey! yea, that’s one of the lecture theatres at my university…

is its ur class?
is its ur class?

Once I figured out …
Once I figured out “revision” meant “study” I found the video very helpful!!!

I love exam time!!! …
I love exam time!!! I like the pressure and I always work very well under such circumstances, it’s exhilarating!!! oh btw, holy shnikeys that light is BRIGHT!!! GL on exams homie

I’d say 80% of the …
I’d say 80% of the tests I took were multiple choice. Occasionally they’d have one or two short essay questions at the end.

I only ever had one prof who gave full essay exams, and he’d worked at Oxford previously (best class I ever took though).

It always amazed me how many people just didn’t come to class. It’s so wasteful and irresponsible! But maybe they had more fun that I did in college

yea, i did all the …
yea, i did all the time… before my finals i was revising for like 10hours a day for over a month (no idea how, just got into a good routine!) and I’d take about 3-4 naps a day in there… I have the smudges on my notes to prove it where I drooled…ok, too much info!

Thanks! but somehow …
Thanks! but somehow I don’t think youtube are even aware of my vids haha…

Cool …and …
Cool …and thanks a lot!

My uni exams were …
My uni exams were typically answer 5/8 short answer qs (around 300 words each), then 2-3 essays which were always a killer!
I always felt attending all the classes was the least I could do, especially considering the fees I was paying…and like you say, they often give out hints! in final year the lecture content was the bare minimum though, you really had to through in some extra reading knowledge in the exams to get the good marks…

Some great tips, …
Some great tips, but it really showed how different exams in the UK are. Essay exams were fairly uncommon when I was in college, & I don’t think there was ever past tests available.

I always found the most important thing in doing well was attending every single class & knowing what type of prof you were dealing with. Most give subtle hints (or unsubtle ) of what will be on exams & what they find important. You can even use your own questions in class to clarify what they find most essential.