GSCE Science Exam

There are a number of different GCSE Science exams.  Your choice at this stage can affect which A-level subjects you can study and the university or college courses you can take in the future.
There are 3 ways you can study GCSE CombinedScience Exam, which includes

Gcse Science Exam Revision & Tips

1. Use Flashcards to Learn Definitions

More than any other subject, GCSE Science exam involves learning a huge amount of definitions, facts, functions and applications. Flashcards are the easiest and quickest way to test your knowledge, review topics and improve your memory. Here’s more reasons why GCSE Flashcards are ideal for science revision.

2. Test Yourself with Exam Questions

Create exam-like conditions to encourage your mind to think about what you know and get it down on paper. Testing yourself regularly will help you remember your science revision better and show you where your weaknesses lie so you can focus on those areas.

3. Create a Revision Timetable

Building a personal study plan will particularly help you study science as the subject is divided into 3 distinct sections; Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Map out each area and link any topics together that you can to save yourself time.

4. Use Colour, Pictures and Diagrams

You don’t need to be an artist to study science but using colour, graphs and diagrams in your study notes will help boost your memory. Your brain will be able to recall pieces of information from a picture easier than from plain text so get the colouring pencils ready!

GCSE Science Exam Hints & Tips

On the day of your science exam, keep this advice in mind:

  • Know what equipment you need
  • Ask for graph paper if you need it
  • Label your graphs and diagrams clearly
  • Include accurate units where required
  • Show all steps used to reach a solution
  • Drink plenty of water and get started!