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Exam season: summarise a term's worth of study chats into one revision sheet

O-Level papers run until 10 November, and A-Level papers until 27 November. If you've been revising with ChatGPT or Gemini, a term's worth of explanations is spread across a dozen chats. With papers left to sit, you need one revision sheet, not a dozen chats to scroll.

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On this page
  1. Where the exams stand
  2. What a good revision sheet keeps
  3. Make it yourself
  4. The faster way: Summarize, in Uncook
  5. Before you trust it: check it
  6. Questions people ask

Where the exams stand

SEAB's official timetables, updated on 13 February 2026, list the final O-Level written papers on 10 November 2026 and the final A-Level written papers on 27 November 2026. These are the last dates across the listed subjects; your own papers may finish earlier.

Always check your own timetable with your school or SEAB.

What a good revision sheet keeps

  • The topic, in one line.
  • The explanation that worked, in the version you understood.
  • The mistakes you kept making, and the correction.
  • What's still shaky, so you know where to spend your time.

Make it yourself

  1. Open each study chat and write its subject and topic.
  2. Copy only the explanation that helped.
  3. Write your mistakes and the correct version, in your own words.
  4. List what's still unclear, and check it in your notes or ask your teacher.

The faster way: Summarize, in Uncook

Uncook's Summarize does the first pass. On the ChatGPT page, click the Uncook icon and pick Summarize. You get the topic, what was settled, where it stands and what's still open.

  • Summarize — Free on one chat within its own length and daily usage limits. Beyond those limits, the task cost depends on your plan and is shown before you start.
  • Several chats on one subject give you one summary of all of them. That counts as a task.
  • Adjust it, for example "as revision notes for an O-Level student". Each adjustment runs it again, as a task.

Export it as PDF and read it on the way to your paper.

Before you trust it: check it

A summary is only as good as the chat. If the AI got something wrong, the summary can carry it over.

Your notes are the final judge.

Check each point against your notes, your textbook or your teacher. Uncook summarises what was said in the chat. It doesn't check whether it's right.

Use it for revision before a paper, never during one.

Questions people ask

Does it work on the AI in SLS? No. The extension doesn't read the Student Learning Space.

Can I summarise chats from Gemini too? Yes. Open a supported Gemini chat in desktop Chrome and choose Summarize.

Will the summary replace my notes? No. It's a fast first pass. Read it, and add back anything it cut too short.

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