今天，教给你10个tips，final不用愁~

Buy a calendar. Or a planner. Or both, something to help you get organized

Mark the days your exams take place. Also mark down any tutorials or extra lessons that your teacher may give, if any.

For each subject, make a list of the chapters that you've covered in the course. Consider how difficult each chapter was for you, and next to each chapter, write down its difficulty (Ex. Easy, Medium-Hard, Hard, etc.) This helps you determine how much time you should spend on each chapter

Find out roughly how much time you can spend on one topic. Divide the number of study days you have by the number of topics. (Ex. 4 days/ 9 units = 3 units/day + 1 free day

Now if need be, adjust the number of days devoted to each topic depending on its difficulty (Ex. If circular motion or radicals are difficult for you, maybe spend more time on it rather than on something easier for you, like trigonometry.)

Now it's time to order it. You know how much time is devoted to what, but what do you study first? Last? It's better to study the hard things first because you have more time between that and your exam to discover any problems or issues that you can still address. If anything comes between you and your studying, say, a family emergency, or you really want another day to study gravitational forces, you can drop the topics you are more familiar with. (Please avoid doing this though.

Think of times. What time of day are you more focused? That would be best time for you to study. Do you find yourself with nothing to do during the day, or maybe you're a night owl?

With each new study day, if you can spare the time, quickly go over yesterday's material. Even better, go over all the previous material you've studied. Scan/skim over it, just remind yourself what it's about, don't waste your time thoroughly reading it. This repetition will help you remember everything for the exam.

Use your phone. Put on the alarms for when you need to study

Mark the number of reviews needed for each chapter. For every chapter in the subject, mark a certain number of dots corresponding to how many times you need to review that chapter. For example, Math: Linear Relations: ``` this means you need to review it 3 times before the exam, the final dot can be included in you overall review of Math. Mark you completion of these number of reviews with check marks.