[Vocabulary] Review VS Revision

[gaolei]

I looked up both in Oxford dictionary.
RevisionBrE) the process of learning work for an exam
Review: (NAmE) a lesson in which you look again at something you have studied, especially in order to prepare for an exam.

So I think there’s no difference between review and review when they used as the explanation of learning work for preparing an exam.
Revision is used in British English.
Review is used in North America English.

What I think about above is right?

 

[emsr2d2]

I looked up both in ​the Oxford dictionary.

RevisionBrE) the process of learning work for an exam
Review: (NAmE) a lesson in which you lookagain at something you have studied, especially in order to prepare for an exam.

So I think there’s no difference between "review" and "review" when they are used as the explanation of learning work [STRIKE]for preparing[/STRIKE] to prepare for an exam.

Revision is used in British English.
Review is used in North America English.

Is that [STRIKE]I think about above is[/STRIKE] right?

Are you sure you meant to say "I think there's no difference between review and review"?

 

[gaolei]

Thanks for correcting errors above.
Yes, I think there is no difference between “review” and “revision” when they are used as noun and explained as learning work to prepare for an exam.
Please tell me the difference if that is wrong.

 

[teechar]

RevisionBrE) the process of learning work for an exam
Review: (NAmE) a lesson in which you look again at something you have studied, especially in order to prepare for an exam.

The highlighted parts alone show the potential for a difference in the meaning!