champo14
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- HSC
- 2009
The question shouldn't be how many "hours" you study. You study what you need to, and you do it until it's done, whilst taking breaks.
For example, you probably have half-yearlys coming up, so you find out what you need to know for every subject, learn it all, then start doing practise papers about 2 weeks before the exams.
You should know all the content in your exams about 2 weeks ahead of time, and then keep doing practise papers until the exam arrives. (3 weeks for trials, 4 weeks for HSC)
So to answer your question, I did about 3-4 hours of practise papers every day. (Keep in mind that is under exam conditions). After that long you'll just want to sleep. I have no idea what people who say "10 hours a day" do with their time.
For example, you probably have half-yearlys coming up, so you find out what you need to know for every subject, learn it all, then start doing practise papers about 2 weeks before the exams.
You should know all the content in your exams about 2 weeks ahead of time, and then keep doing practise papers until the exam arrives. (3 weeks for trials, 4 weeks for HSC)
So to answer your question, I did about 3-4 hours of practise papers every day. (Keep in mind that is under exam conditions). After that long you'll just want to sleep. I have no idea what people who say "10 hours a day" do with their time.