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Year 12 is the first time most students sit exams that genuinely matter - and the first time nobody hands them a study plan. The work is real, but so is the fact that a calm, well-prepared student routinely outperforms a more capable one who left it to cram.
You can do twenty past papers and still walk into the exam making the same mistakes. It happens every year: a stack of completed papers, hours of work, and a mark that barely moves. The problem usually isn't effort - it's that doing a paper and learning from a paper are two different things, and most students only ever do the first one.
