Two weeks is not enough time to rebuild every skill from scratch, but it is enough time to make useful improvements.
The key is prioritisation.
Start with your biggest realistic weaknesses. Do not spend hours on one tiny topic that barely appears if another area is costing you marks repeatedly.
Use a mix of targeted practice and mocks.
A mock should tell you what to work on next. Then spend the following sessions fixing those specific problems.
Putting It Into Practice
This is also the time to sharpen timing. Practise moving on from difficult questions and protecting the easier marks later in the section.
Do not suddenly double your revision hours if that makes you exhausted. Quality matters more than panic volume.
Review your common mistakes, revisit the methods that work and keep your sleep routine sensible.
In the final two weeks, clarity beats chaos.
