Talking of the syllabus – get yourself a copy. There may be a copy in your classroom, if not you can contact the RHS Education to send you the latest copy or view it on the RHS website. Then you will know exactly what to study and more importantly, what not to, because nothing on parts A or B of the papers will come up that is not on the syllabus but anything on the syllabus may come up. Decide where and when you will study and try to stick to this. Factor in breaks – downtime is important and allows us to process information too. Part C of papers will be based on the syllabus but also offer the chance for you to express further The Syllabus
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