Eight weeks is enough. Not comfortable, but enough, if you're deliberate. Here's the plan.
Weeks 1-2: Diagnose and fill gaps
Do one past paper cold. Mark it. The questions you got wrong tell you exactly what to study. Don't study what you already know.
Weeks 3-4: Topic blocks
One syllabus area per block. Calculus week, then trig, then probability. For each: relearn from the blog guides, then do 20 targeted questions.
Weeks 5-6: Past papers, timed
One full paper, exam conditions, twice a week. Mark against NESA guidelines. Track which question types you lose marks on.
Weeks 7-8: Weak-area blitz and light maintenance
Only touch your tracked weak areas. Do one paper a week to stay sharp. Sleep. Eat. The exam rewards a calm brain over a crammed one.
The rules
- Timed practice every week from week 3.
- Mark everything against the real guidelines.
- Show working always. Partial credit is the difference between a Band 5 and a Band 6.
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