ULTIMATE STUDY GUIDE (for A* & A students only) | 2026 | O/A Levels & IGCSE

This video provides a structured guide on how O/A Level & IGCSE students can organise their study schedules to achieve top grades (A or A*). The presenter emphasises that organization and quality of effort are more important than the total number of hours studied. Students should study two subjects on school days and three on days off (home days). Private students should study three subjects daily. Combine one "hard" (technical) subject with one "easy" (memory-based) subject to balance the workload. Each study session for a subject should last three hours, divided into: 30 minutes for notes/revision, 1 hour for short questions (like MCQs or non-calculator math), and 1.5 hours for longer, structured questions. Create an Excel sheet for each subject listing all topics. Use columns to track completed tasks and, crucially, identify "problem" questions (those that required help) and "wrong" questions (those that had simple mistakes) to focus future revision. Subjects like Math and Physics require studying, understanding, and then applying knowledge through practice. Conversely, theoretical subjects like Chemistry require memorising the content first before moving to questions. For school-going students, the presenter suggests sleeping immediately after returning from academy, then waking up early (e.g., 3 AM–8 AM) for high-focus study sessions. Avoid studying when tired at night. Edited by Dawar 🔗 Connect with us: Website: https://www.zainematics.com Instagram:   / zainematics   Facebook:   / @zainematics   🌳 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/zainematics #ALevels #OLevels #ExamPreparation #StudyTips #Education #StudentLife #Revision #ExamSuccess #StudyMotivation #StudyWithMe #AcademicTips #LearningResources #StudySmart #AlevelStudents #OlevelStudents #StudentSupport