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Shuter said:
Hahahahaha, unless you're pretty crap at the course, a few days before assignments/exams should be fine to get good results.
That very much depends on how you define "good".
 

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In that case, no.

"A few days" before exams will most certainly not guarantee a distinction or better.
 
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I didn't say garantee, nothing is garanteed. It should still be easily doable though.
 

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I found out that retaining a little every week as you go along saves you a lot of stress at the end-of-semester exams, even if the little you retained is like 5-10% of what you need to know. I had basically memorised the topics of stereochemistry and spectroscopy/analytical techniques before the exam, so that I had the one week of stuvac to cram all of the other parts of chemistry. Not good for my health, but I was very relieved just to skim through the pages for the two topics mentioned above and be like, yep, I know this, even though they were a relatively small part of the chemistry course.

I agree with Lexi, my "few days before exams" snared me only Credits, but which I'm grateful for as I thought I'd literally fail everything (had nightmares of getting 49 since concessional passes are no longer awarded)
 

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