One common mistake is spending too much time rereading notes without testing yourself. Another is studying only the easiest subjects and postponing difficult chapters. Many students also solve questions without reviewing why they made mistakes. An unrealistic timetable can create another problem: missing one session makes the entire plan feel like a failure. Instead, use smaller study blocks and adjust your schedule when necessary. Finally, avoid leaving all revision until the final days before an exam. Regular spaced revision keeps older concepts active and makes exam preparation less stressful. Small improvements in study habits can make the same amount of study time more effective.

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