revision
n. C / Un. the process of reading and studying information again to prepare for an exam. It can also mean changing or improving a piece of writing or a plan.
n. the act of reviewing previously learned material in preparation for an examination; alternatively, the process of amending or updating a document, policy, or theory to improve accuracy.
I need to do some revision for my history test tomorrow.
The committee submitted a final revision of the safety policy after considering the latest feedback from the staff.
While the initial draft showed promise, the author's extensive revision of the second act significantly strengthened the play's emotional resonance and structural integrity.
Borrowed from French révision, from Latin revīsiō.
From re- + vision.
Uncountable when referring to the general activity of studying; countable when referring to a specific updated version of a text.
I am making revision for my exams.I am doing revision for my exams.In the context of studying, the noun collocations with the verb 'do' rather than 'make'.