• Review your own practice and see where you might improve your performance in revision and exams by using our Frequently Asked Questions 
• Our study guides offer more advice on revision and exam skills
• View the University's official guidance and regulations relating to examinations and access past papers here.  Please note that past papers may also be posted on your course or module Blackboard sites.

Exams and Stress
It is quite natural to experience raised levels of stress during exams, and this can be beneficial in motivating and energising you. However, if your stress levels are having a negative impact on your performance, then you may wish to explore ways of addressing this. The following resources may be helpful:

• Exam Stress Study Guide
• The Counselling Service has resources on relaxation and run workshops, click here to go to the Councelling Service website.  If you wish to discuss exam stress in more depth, you can also make an appointment to see the Educational Counsellor.
• The Mental Health Coordinator

Exams and Specific Learning Difficulties
Do you have evidence (post 16) in the form of an Educational Psychologist or Specialist Teacher report, of a Specific Learning Difficulty such as Dyslexia or Dyspraxia? Don't forget, you are entitled to affix a sticker to your examination script to inform the marker that the student has a SpLD. Further details from Ian Mortimer, tel. 01603 592891.

The Dyslexia Tutors can also offer advice on revision, for example, on how to approach revision.