Advice please!

[faredcarsking123]

First i'll start with a question.
How many methods exams can you guys do in one day while still maintaining focus?

For me, I can only do 1 or 2 max for exam 2s, usually on the 2nd or third my mind is DEAD and i start copying answers straight from the solutions lol


Anyway heres what I need advice on.

Do you guys think it is better to still attempt to do like 3 exam 2s a day for tomorrow and monday or is it better if i cut the exams down and do more revision of my old exams and my mistakes?
Will I be missing out on much if I don't do the 2014 trial exams from the other companies? Or should I do them and cut on VCAA 2011/12/13?

I dont know haha just need some guidance

[faredcarsking123]

tl:dr

Are any of the 2014 company exams worth doing, or will that time be better spent reading exam reports and working on my mistakes for longer than i would if i did those exam.s

[Ya Habibi]

Yeah. Do kilbaha exams only. Forget about VCAA, MAV, and NEAP etc. Just do Kilbaha.

[Yacoubb]

Yeah. Do kilbaha exams only. Forget about VCAA, MAV, and NEAP etc. Just do Kilbaha.

Wait...what?! Kilbaha is a bit over-the-top, and I think you're better off doing MORE practice exams at or slightly above the VCAA standard and perfecting that, rather than mulling over the most difficult questions.

[AbominableMowman]

tl:dr

Are any of the 2014 company exams worth doing, or will that time be better spent reading exam reports and working on my mistakes for longer than i would if i did those exam.s

I think MAV is the best to do because its slightly harder than VCAA but not insanely difficult. (like Kilbaha)