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Subject 2:
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Confidence key: 😟 Not confident 😐 Somewhat confident 😊 Confident
About this revision checklist
This free printable revision checklist helps you track every topic across two subjects so nothing gets forgotten before an exam. For each topic you can tick when you have studied it, made notes and practised it, then rate how confident you feel. Seeing your progress laid out makes revision feel manageable and shows you exactly where to focus next. Print one per subject, or save it as a PDF.
How to use it
- List every topic from your specification or syllabus in the topic column.
- Tick Studied, Notes and Practised as you complete each stage.
- Rate your confidence honestly using the key at the bottom.
- Return to the low-confidence topics — those are where extra revision pays off most.
Tracking topics this way prevents the common mistake of over-revising familiar material while neglecting the areas that actually need work.