Better marks usually come from better habits, not just longer hours. Try these seven.
1. Check your marks often
Use the Student Mark Calculator after every test. Seeing your percentage early shows which subject needs help.
2. Study in short blocks
Work for 25 to 30 minutes, then rest for 5. Short blocks keep your mind fresh.
3. Practise past papers
Old papers show the question style and help you manage your time.
4. Test yourself
Close the book and write what you remember. Recall builds memory more than rereading.
5. Start with the hardest subject
Do it while your energy is high.
6. Sleep well
Sleep helps your brain store what you learned. Do not give it up before exams.
7. Set a clear target
Pick the grade you want and use the Final Grade Calculator to see what score you need.
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