Exam Revision Guide - Written by a high performing straight-A student

Deleted, no-one purchased it. Not interested in selling it now.

I might release it later for free after my exams. My methods are legal, unique and many are not public.

If you want to do well in your exams, find the method yourself like I did. See how you can make your revision and study as efficient as possible.
30% hard work, 55% revision technique/efficientness and 15% natural ability.

 

I may get this later. Add Chase.olio to Skype.

 

Will this work for any subject? ie I'm doing accounting and finance at university.

 

It's a general revision guide. It teaches you my personal but genius methods (some of which I have not come across online) of how to remember content and recall it.
I will offer support if you do not understand anything in the ebook. I am selling it at a price that I think is very reasonable for both the customer and I.

These methods are mainly tailored to helping you pass exams and doesn't "really" cover coursework.

I am going to improve it after my awful coursework deadlines are over (I hate coursework!).
This guide is for metaphorically 200% for YOU if your exam is content based. This guide is still great for you otherwise as my main A-level subjects are mathematical, and your course involves a quite a bit of maths.

I will be working on a guide to do maths exams easily as maths is now my strongest subject due to the fact that I am always experimenting new techniques.

 

So for maths and philosophy a levels, It'd be good here? Also, is this aimed at a certain type of person (visual, musical etc), or should everyone be able to benefit from it?

 

It's good if your syllabus/exams require you to memorise a lot of content and answer word-based questions.

Basically, if you need to remember facts, then this guide will help you remember them.

I don't think someone who takes art and music will benefit from my guide as much as someone who takes religious studies and psychology considering art and music are less content-based.

I have written some of my tips I use for maths & physics. I cannot reveal too much.

 

That's fine, I understand. My subjects are Maths (I guess a lot of formulae had to be remembered), Philosophy (very content based), Music technology (somewhat content based, you have to lean a lot about the history of music technology and learn about how to record in the studio), and German. I think I might give your guide a shot but I'll have to wait a little bit before I can purchase

 

Has anyone bought this yet? I'm very interested in it. I've currently started my CIE A-Levels Maths, Chem, Physics & Economics. Physics & Math are my downfalls in college now as they're much harder than in high school. Econs & Chem are much easier lol

 

Don't waste your money. They're numerous articles on memory expansion and study tips by PhD professionals all over the internet for free.

 

link me your sellify i wanna buy it!