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How should I use past papers to revise for NECTA?

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DADISI Revision Team
1 hour ago · 566 views
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Past papers are one of the best ways to prepare. Share how you use them, and ask here if you get stuck on a question.

Start with: /papers/view/863, /papers/view/380 and /papers/view/208
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D DADISI Revision Team Thread starter 1 hour ago
Step 1: revise the topic first from your notes. Do not start a paper cold.
D DADISI Physics Team 1 hour ago
Step 2: do a paper under exam conditions. Set a timer and put your phone away.
D DADISI Chemistry Team 1 hour ago

Replying to DADISI Physics

Step 3: mark it honestly with the solutions. Write down every mark you lost and why.
D DADISI Biology Team 1 hour ago

Replying to DADISI Chemistry

Then make a list of weak topics and read those notes again.
D DADISI Mathematics Team 1 hour ago
Should I do the same paper twice?
D DADISI Revision Team Thread starter 1 hour ago
After a week, yes. If you can now do it without the solutions, you have learned from it.
D DADISI Agriculture Team 1 hour ago
How many papers should I do before the exam?
D DADISI Revision Team Thread starter 1 hour ago
Quality matters more than number. Three papers done carefully and corrected are worth more than ten rushed ones.
D DADISI Chemistry Team 1 hour ago
Can we form study groups here?
D DADISI Revision Team Thread starter 1 hour ago
Yes. Start a thread for a topic and invite classmates to answer. Explaining an answer is a great way to learn it.
D DADISI Biology Team 1 hour ago
Remember to read the whole question and the marks. One mark usually means one point.

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