Study template
Exam revision template
When the exam is a few weeks away, it helps to see exactly what's left. This exam revision template turns your subject into a checklist of topics, collects the facts and formulas you keep forgetting, and ends with practice tasks so revision is active rather than just rereading.
- Free
- Private
- Works offline
Exam revision
Subject:
Exam date:
Topics to revise
Facts and formulas
Practice
What’s inside
- 3 sections: Topics to revise, Facts and formulas, Practice.
- Space to fill in: Subject, Exam date.
- Checklists to tick off (4 items are ready; add as many as you like). Ticked items can move to the bottom.
- Reminders on any item: each one shows up in Tasks, under Today or Upcoming.
- Its look: a butter note on grid paper, written in Nunito. Change any of it in the Style panel.
Tips for using it
- Make one note per subject and pin the one whose exam comes first.
- Put a reminder on the whole note a few days before the exam, as a nudge to start past papers.
- Tick a topic only when you can explain it without looking, and let ticked items move to the bottom.
How to start
- Select Use this templateMemlow opens in your browser with a new note made from it. There is nothing to install.
- Fill it inEvery word is saved as you type, on your own device, and it works offline.
- Make it yoursAdd or remove lines, change the colour, paper or font, or save your version as your own template. On Android, press and hold the + button to find the same template.
Questions
How do I make a revision plan?
List every topic the exam covers, then work through them one at a time, mixing in practice questions. Ticking each one off shows what's left at a glance.
Should I use one note per subject?
That works well: each subject gets its own topics and exam date, and you can keep them all together in a Revision folder.
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