8 tricks for revising your entire syllabus in a single day before exam

1. Focus on Key Concepts: Don't try to reread everything in detail. Instead, concentrate on the main ideas, definitions, formulas, and core principles of each topic.

2. Review Summaries and Notes: Rely heavily on the summaries, notes, and cheat sheets you created during your regular study sessions.

3. Utilize Flashcards: Quickly go through your flashcards to reinforce key terms, definitions, and formulas.

4. Practice with Past Papers (Key Questions): Focus on solving a few key questions from past papers that cover a wide range of topics.

5. Use Visual Aids (Mind Maps): Quickly glance at mind maps or visual organizers you created to see the connections between different topics and concepts.

6. Teach Someone (Even Briefly): Mentally try to explain the main concepts to an imaginary person. This active recall helps solidify your understanding of what you know.

7. Identify Weak Areas (Quick Review): Briefly go over topics you previously found challenging. Don't delve too deep, just try to refresh the main points.

8. Prioritize High-Weightage Topics: If you know which topics carry more marks, dedicate a bit more time to reviewing them.