Days 7–5: consolidate, don't expand
- Stop starting new topics. Revise formula sheets, short notes and your error log.
- Take one or two full-length mocks at your real exam time, on the real interface.
- Review those mocks for careless errors rather than content gaps.
Days 4–3: sort the logistics
- Download and print your admit card. Check name, photo, centre and reporting time.
- Read the exam-day instructions: permitted items, ID proof, dress rules.
- Find your centre and how long it really takes to get there at that time of day.
Days 2–1: taper
- Light revision only. A short practice set is fine; a full mock usually isn't.
- Pack everything the night before: admit card, ID, photographs if required, pens, water.
- Sleep at your normal time. Sleep matters more than one more hour of revision.
Exam day
- Arrive early enough to absorb a delay.
- In the first minute, scan the paper and settle on your pacing checkpoints.
- Follow your plan for difficult questions: mark, move on, come back.
Still have time before the final week? Use it to rehearse on full-length mocks so exam day feels familiar.