Literally , having my GCSE exams in a month This is so valuable there are so many KZreadrs talking about revision Like all this normal stuff and repeat the same thing again and again Sometimes I just feel overwhelmed with all these videos And always not doing enough Thanks for these tips they are truly different . Keep creating such amazing videos

ty for not waffling this is like one of the only vids thats motivated me to lock in for GCSEs😭

Helpful video! Thank you!

thanks bro, amazing tips!!!

Mewing in the thumbnail got me to click

@AkshayG8

Ай бұрын

Gotta keep the jawline sharp 😉

great video like always

This is such a concise, an immersive and a well-informed video! I see your on 99 subscribers at the moment, I'm pleased to say now you will have your new 100th well-earnt subscriber!!

I have my GCSEs really soon, and I was looking for some guidance on how to stay focused and revise effectively, I’ve watched plenty of other related videos on gcse’s but, none of them really seemed to have an impact on my approach to studying. But, so far you made it very clear on what I should do to improve my studies. Great content keep up the posts 👍

@AkshayG8

Ай бұрын

Catch my video on Friday about using study leave effectively

this guy is so gorgeous

really a fan of the content bro, we have similar content 😍

The only IGCSE/GCSE strategy I need to actually lock in 😭😭😭 you're right about the first part, honestly, if you want something bad enough.. you'll get it!

this is whats gona save me ngl

You’ve got some value content here, you’re gonna be big. Trust me :)

Science past papers are boring and I keep getting 80-90 on every past papers, essay subjects are boring to revise but fun to do in class and I just don't csre to revise in the holidays anymore

@AkshayG8

Ай бұрын

Do you want the grade? If so, stuff being boring doesn't matter. I know it gets difficult but I just had to push through. I hated English and Comp Sci but I wanted the grade more

what time do you go to sleep if you wake up at 530 and how do you revise on school days?

@AkshayG8

Ай бұрын

Sleep at around 10 ish. On school days, I have to revise in the evenings which I know isn't ideal and isn't what I said in the video.

@kaitobettoni

Ай бұрын

@@AkshayG8 I just tried waking up at 6 and doing my work and it works well, i managed to get like around 2 hours of work b4 i lost concentration, thanks for the advice i will be doing this more often

what did you pick?

@AkshayG8

Ай бұрын

Maths, FM, English Lit, Lang, French, Physics, Bio, Chem, Comp Sci, Business, History, RS

How do i make my breaks unstimulating?

@AkshayG8

Ай бұрын

No phone, no video games, no junk food

@yggdrasil7033

Ай бұрын

@AkshayG8 I see, thanks alot mate!

A lot of really good advice here but slightly confused on your statement about eating makes you stupid (sometimes called carbs brain fog). This can? happen but most of the time fuelling your body is the right thing to do. Working hard requires lots of calories. In addition, the amount of energy required to break down and utilise food (known as the thermic effect of food) is minimal. To optimise performance at exams, you do not want to be in a calorie deficit and your revision sessions should mimic your actual exam routine. I assume you eat before your exams?? If there is any scientific literature behind what you're saying, please can you send it to me as I would be interested. I did my GCSEs last year and personally I think the biggest factor is purpose. Decide WHY you want to do well and then just WORK HARD. Don't spend loads of time listening to the same advice. Most of the time should be spent working hard and intensely as the video describes. Also exercise is incredibly important and doing something you genuinely enjoy built into your routine, stops burnout and maintains your ability to work hard. Overall, very good video mate!

@AkshayG8

Ай бұрын

Yes, I do eat before exams solely because exams require that energy. I honestly believe that revision is far less intense so the crossroads between fasting and energy expenditure is less significant. Research post prandial somnolence. Also thank you for your comment 💪

@genox633

Ай бұрын

@@AkshayG8 as long as you consume healthy fats and incorporate vitamins into your breakfast before an exam or lunch, you should be fine (even if you do eat unhealthy carbs you should be alright), eating a burger would have noticeable secondary effects, aswell as consuming alot of sugar, using ketones as an alternate energy source is beneficial, in other words fasting, boosts cognitive function.