1. Confirm the target
Verify your examination timeline and read the current NDEB AFK information before assigning dates to your plan. Separate official requirements from the study methods you choose for yourself.
2. Assess your baseline
Start with a mixed diagnostic set. Record incorrect answers, unanswered questions and low-confidence correct answers so the baseline captures more than a single percentage.
3. Study and practise by subject
Alternate focused textbook or study-deck review with new questions from the same subject. Keep notes concise and bookmark explanations that need another pass.
4. Add cumulative review
Schedule mixed quizzes after focused study blocks. Retrieval across subjects shows whether a concept remains available when it is no longer presented beside related material.
5. Use mock exams as checkpoints
Space fixed mock exams far enough apart to review the findings and act on them. Use each result to revise the next study cycle rather than collecting scores without follow-up.
6. Protect the final review period
Use the closing weeks for mixed practice, pacing and targeted repair of known gaps. Avoid leaving large untouched subjects for the final days.
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