How many exams should you do minimum for each subject?

[DiMennzzaa]

Would you say 10-15?

Imo memorizing and learning key parts of the study design in depth and doing 10-15 practice exams PROPERLY (corrections made / mistakes written out with correct answers)  is better than doing 25+ prac exams (not including math subjects)


is this fair to say?

[paulsterio]

It depends on your ability and where you're at, nobody is the same, I know I did around 20 for each subject, I know students who did more exams than me but got a lower ATAR/study scores and I know those who probably did fewer but ended up doing better.

So it's certainly a personal thing.

[pi]

As Paul said, it's up to the individual. I'm pretty sure I didn't do 20 prac exams for any subject, more like 15 for methods/spesh (more exam 1s), 15 chem, 4 english, and like 3 physics in the morning before the exam

[paulsterio]

and like 3 physics in the morning before the exam

Rohit, Physics was at 9.00 AM, I remember this, how could you be doing exams before 9.00 AM? unless you woke up at like 6.00 AM

[pi]

Um, awks http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Documents/bulletin/2011FEBLIFT.pdf

Second session both times LOL

(but I did wake up at 6am to catch a 7am train to school to get there by 8.10am, so you're right there)

[ktrah]

According to someone from a study skills session we had, a minimum of 6, or 15 if you're aiming for 40+.

[paulsterio]

Soz, got confused with Chemistry Rohit!