I am writing to tell you about my experience. Many moons ago I believed that the best time to start revising for my SIX subjects, FIVE A-levels, was Christmas. I put my revision off to half term, then to Easter, then to the final half term which was the beginning of my study leave. then to the final 20 days before my exams. then to the night before my real A-level exam. then I finally started on the evening before the exam — 11.30pm to 2.30am and then 5.30am to 7.30am with half an hour recap of two years work, about 250,000 words.
I had previously PhotoRead all my work once quite a while ago. I took my syllabus for the exam and in less than 10 hours PhotoRead it again. I then was able to go through each point and find the appropriate notes and make a hugely condensed work load. This still left me with over 100 pages to learn, totally understand and memorise inside four hours. the first period was spent learning all the work. I PhotoRead the notes before I had my three hours sleep. Before going to sleep I listened to the Paraliminal – Memory Supercharger to help the PhotoRead notes to be fully absorbed and to make up for the lack of sleep.

In the exam I PhotoRead all the questions and followed Paul Scheele’s advice by skipping questions where the answer would not come straight to my consciousness. I actually found very few questions like this as I felt very unstressed — and I made sure I was in the correct state of mind as soon as the exam started. I have now received the results which will enable me to go to Edinburgh University. I am doing a joint degree in Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence. I am also doing Psychology as a side subject for the first two years of my four-year degree. As I have to read a lot of books for my degree I honestly believe I can utilise the power of this and continue the two subjects to the extent where I will have two separate full degrees after the four years.

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