How to remember all that content?

[Sayf44]

For the entire year I've been doing really well in BM, scoring highest in almost all SACs and achieving highest ranking. Now I'm starting to freak out as I'm flipping through the text book... There's a huge amount of content! How do I remember it all? What's the best way to revise for such a subject?

[Jono_CP]

I was about to ask the exact same question. Going through a few exams, and noticing the amount of info. is scary! Would be interested in what others might have to say on how to revise for this...

[LiquidPaperz]

Haha I'm in the same boat as well, scoring highest in all sacs and now having to revise my 25,000 words in notes is a killer don't know where. To begin. Maybe wing the exam haha?

[polynomials]

I did a practice business exam at school today, and no doubt I was freaking out quite a bit beforehand because of the massive amounts of content that can be tested on, but you'll actually be surprised at the amount of information you have retained over the year. 

[LiquidPaperz]

I did a practice business exam at school today, and no doubt I was freaking out quite a bit beforehand because of the massive amounts of content that can be tested on, but you'll actually be surprised at the amount of information you have retained over the year. 

same with us, things ive never mentioned in my notes and sacs before just came to me

[Jawnle]

For the entire year I've been doing really well in BM, scoring highest in almost all SACs and achieving highest ranking. Now I'm starting to freak out as I'm flipping through the text book... There's a huge amount of content! How do I remember it all? What's the best way to revise for such a subject?

What I usually do is read through my notes and highlight trigger words. I try to remember these words and the rest of the content/elaboration just comes to me. I see business man as a subject of application and not purely rote learning because there will always be a case study you need to directly relate to and there is no point trying to memorise your notes if doing so will limit the amount of marks you can receive. So just do alot of papers and get a feel of different scenarios/cases and this will help with your application skills!