What to pack, how to use reading time, and why the night before is for sleep, not cramming.
The last 24 hours matter less for what you learn and more for how you perform. Five habits make the difference.
Pack your bag: ID, pens, calculator, water
Skim your summary notes, nothing new
Lights out at a normal time
Use reading time to plan, not to start answering.
Do the questions you’re sure of first.
Leave five minutes to check units and rounding.
Calm is a skill. Practise it in mock exams, not on the day.
Solver, graph intersections and statistics lists: the GDC features that save the most time.
Headings, highlights, callouts, maths, code, tables, toggles, images and video: one post that shows everything a writer can use, and how each looks to readers.
Why rereading fails, what the forgetting curve shows, and a simple review schedule that makes revision stick.
Practise exam-style questions, get feedback on every answer and see exactly what to review next.