The trick is to study everyday. That worked wonders for me.
When you study everyday here are certain things you will gain
a) You don't have to study much, because you just have to brush up whatever is taught in the classes that day
b) Every week you progress, and you really won't have any troubles scoring in your regular tests
c) Only when you do this, will you be able to understand things conceptually, spend time thinking about the beauty of it, connect things to the outside world, and have fun learning
d) In just a couple of weeks you will see the difference, you will be more confident, you will be more prepared for the lectures, so lectures will be more efficient, you will always have time to do other things like your hobbies maybe, and even during the time of the exam, you really won't have to do any real extra work.
e) Finally after you finish the course, if someone asks, what did you learn in that course, you would be able to tell them, besides scoring an A, what you actually learnt ;-)
A level Biology
Biology is comparatively easy as it involves only memorisation, you probably have to focus a bit more on botany as it is boring and quite vague.
A level Physics and Chemistry
For physics and chemistry make a book with all the formulas, short cut tricks and tips to solve numericals--Understand the derivations in physics and in organic and inorganic chemistry make sure your concepts are crystal clear, once they are you will be able to relate one another.
When you study everyday here are certain things you will gain
a) You don't have to study much, because you just have to brush up whatever is taught in the classes that day
b) Every week you progress, and you really won't have any troubles scoring in your regular tests
c) Only when you do this, will you be able to understand things conceptually, spend time thinking about the beauty of it, connect things to the outside world, and have fun learning
d) In just a couple of weeks you will see the difference, you will be more confident, you will be more prepared for the lectures, so lectures will be more efficient, you will always have time to do other things like your hobbies maybe, and even during the time of the exam, you really won't have to do any real extra work.
e) Finally after you finish the course, if someone asks, what did you learn in that course, you would be able to tell them, besides scoring an A, what you actually learnt ;-)
A level Biology
Biology is comparatively easy as it involves only memorisation, you probably have to focus a bit more on botany as it is boring and quite vague.
A level Physics and Chemistry
For physics and chemistry make a book with all the formulas, short cut tricks and tips to solve numericals--Understand the derivations in physics and in organic and inorganic chemistry make sure your concepts are crystal clear, once they are you will be able to relate one another.
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