Be up front & honest with your parents, remove as many pressures & distractions from your life as possible, and prepare for the reality that you may need another year of committed studying. Look after your health, taking the right vitamins & minerals is essential, quality sleep is vital but NO lying in in the mornings, as that is usually one of the best times to study.

All the best. jams

(Thanx for answering my question on Ramadan by the way) it was helpful.

I would think it pretty much impossible. But here is an idea that may help. I would think that you have an exam timetable by now, if so look at the schedule of exam times and the number of subjects and allocate time for each one in the time you have left to study. Set yourself time for each subject and skim read as thoroughly as you can to revise and hang in there, but do allow yourelf a small break between set periods of revision and take a small walk in the garden or eat something good for you or so something light but different to study. Dont forget to drink plenty of water too. Another tip if your text has summary at end of each chapter then read that after a skim read. If you learn best by writing down main points do this. I used this method when I had only 2 weeks to catch up on 7 weeks backlog and I managed to pass my exams. Good luck and hang in there

worked for garfield… give it a shot… you might also read your books out loud into a microphone and set them up for constant playback while you sleep… (you would be surprised how many useless facts i have picked up from leaving the discovery channel on while i slept… expect some wierd dreams though…

other than that i would say get off the computer and put your nose in the books…