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Use this high-yield table to prioritise your 30-day revision. These units show the strongest "trend signals" for the upcoming re-test.

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Focusing on the High-Yield Lifeline helps borderline students reach 400+ marks. You must prioritise high-yield units across Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology) to maximise your total marks.

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