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do lots of practice, clarify your questions and

"robbi zidni ilman warzuqni fahman"

-khadijah

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do prac ques and review the qn until u get the whole concept fully -diana

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Focus in class and revise before exams

Marcus

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study ~isaac

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just practice and bismilah - nabil

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just work hard - Azran

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Do practice papers -Jayden

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at least study 3 weeks b4 exam , revise 2 weeks b4 exam and practice paper 1 week b4 exam - amisha

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practice abit everyday

-nicole

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Tamara

Break down what you need to do instead of just one big task

Use pomodoro so you dont die immediately from studying

Sleep

Do practice question (especially for math and science)

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Khairul Hadif

Go through all notes 2 weeks before exam.

Go Azran's house to eat roti prata and curry.

Have tawakkal.

Ask your parents to make dua for you.

Just "Bismillah" your way through everything.

If I am being brutally honest here, these tips work every single time.

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RyanLim

Study

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Chan

Sleep enough and eat well.

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Dylan

Memorise notes one day before

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Brayden

Here are some exam tips that I used, hope they are helpful!

1. Setting up a timetable

Setting up a small timetable help you organize your time

2. Doing some practice qns

Find out which questions you got wrong and find out why you got it wrong (Use answer sheet to help you)

3. Reduce screen time

Reduce the time you spend on your phone or games

4. Revising notes

Read the notes that the teacher provide you

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Khaleeq

I just read the notes everyday

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Allyza

Do practice qns

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redo the same type of questions until it is permanently stuck in your brain or something idk

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Amos, E37J

Exam Tip: For me, my exam tip to you is the studying techniques you use to understand and apply the topics you have learned on the exam.

#1 Technique, Pomodoro: This technique is my favourite as it stuck out to me during my research for what techniques to use while studying during N/O levels. I found that it increased my understanding more efficiently as I paired it with another studying technique I'll tell you about after this. This technique requires you to study for however long you like within a 10-40 minute timeframe while taking a 5-10minute break afterward doing it in repetition making studying less of a chore and being able to absorb information better.

#2 Technique, Spaced Practice: This technique should be familiar to all of us during Secondary School where we practice a certain thing called the TYS/Ten-Year Series until it becomes second nature. This is paired with Pomodoro as it makes my learning more interesting while practicing these questions.

As a result of these two techniques, studying becomes entertaining and not a chore, where I'll know how to do certain questions since it has already become second nature due to the constant practice.