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I think "réviser" translates to "study" :-D

If anything, it will help you face them with less stress.

I know how you feel, I rarely studied too before any exams... And I had good grades nevertheless.

edit : my bad, "revise" was actually correct.

I never studied for my exams and I always did well...granted, I could have done a lot better if I'd studied but I still did well

I wasn't used to study before exam but that changed after getting on university. Panic mode few days before every exam. I miss good old highschool times...

Hell yeah! What I like to do is, 10 minutes or so, before the exam, take the subject(s) and just quickly read through it, just to get those tricky to remember informations.

???

Profit!

I don't want you to be my doctor/plumber/lawyer one day..

What do you have to lose?

This reminds me of the national exams pre-highschool. I did both of them (maths + national language) without studying, i had bad grades in both of them @class. I had special class meetings taking up my free time to do exercises as preparation for the exams. I did alot of old exams in both subjects, both hard and easy.

When the day came, i did both exams with some kind of haste. I left some questions in both exams, still scored 70+ in both of them, i didn't even check the classifications after doing the exams, a friend of mine confirmed i got 70+ in both of them and my mother later confirmed i passed aswell.

While my classifications in both classes were 20-55 out of 100 all the time (i had to repeat alot of tests with some other people, some of them made easier even), as you can see, sometimes it's not about luck, but instead about how difficult it is in the end. I laughed so hard that day, my maths teacher was panicking i would fail while my national language teacher said i could pass easily if i focused on how i write things as i was sort of a mess when expressing stuff but had good imagination for hand writting back then, was one of the worst students but also one of the students with high potential to write books, and i never really liked writing or reading. Said teacher even troubled herself to correct my ways of writting to see if i adopted that lifestyle and make books out of it, sadly my brain went "nah" on the offer.

If you're 100% sure you can pass all those 6 subjects, then don't revise, go have fun or whatever.
But I take it you're not sure, that's why you're creating this thread, so... you're not worthy! You're not worthy! You're not worthy!

It sucks if you have multiple choice questions, then if you go over them, you think hmm well maybe it is B instead of A while A was the correct answer.

You won't pass Your exams If You won't change Yourself. You used the comma wrong, EVERY TIME. There isn't a space before it...

all depends on how much you studied during the semester. if you came to classes and listened, you can be fine...

Question is: Which profit do you get from not doing anything?

Sometimes in life, you have to get over your lazyness to archieve something.

depends on classes you took and profession you aim for.

if you want to get into politics, do as less as possible because you can only be successful there if you "do not know anything" and have no conscience

I hope you fail so you do actually learn something. Not from studying, not for grades, but for life. Nothing is free.

Yes your name counts to the mark

Yes your name counts to the mark

It is NOT. Don't be an asshole, grab a chair, shut down the pc, and study.

You probably should, unless you're anything like my best friend who does absolutely no studying AT ALL and plays Dota 2 all day but still manages to maintain an A average and get into the Top 10 in the entire form

Done it my whole life to be honest and has only gotten me C's and B's. I wonder where I would be if I actually studied.

1st world problems ....

It all depends on what you are studying. When i was in highschool, I studied "quake" before most exams (and during most classes, I was not a good student...), and that worked out well enough. Then I studied some history of ideas at a local university, and I somehow got even more free time than in high school (no quake in class, but as I had to attend 2-3 lectures/week and I only studied on my way to and from school, that still amounted to less work than highschool), and I did not study before the exams. And after that I decided that I actually wanted to be an engineer, and suddenly my old strategy did not work... (I did not fail, I just had to re-think my strategy. Speaking of which, I need to do some studying right now).