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There are 3 skills per attribute so you have plenty of opportunities to get to 100 as long as you dont get carried away by over leveling alot of different skills and then let those skillups go to waste to often.
You should be able to cap most of your attributes by level 25~30 with +5 bonuses at level up with luck being the only exception. If you are only receiving +2 to +3 bonus per level than you will take longer.
The only way to get attributes over 100 is by using the felldew exploit method or by using the Oghma Infinium after getting specific attributes to 100.
WIth the Oghma Infinium you will only be able to increase two attributes past 100 depending on which path you choose.
The felldew method allows you to gain 10 more to Endurance, Speed, Willpower and 15 to Agility, Intelligence, and Strength.
You can read more about it here:
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:Increasing_Attributes#Attribute_Bonuses
Note that if you are only receiving +2 or +3 attribute bonuses per level you might be unable to exploit the felldew quest in time to get attributes past 100 before you reach level cap.
Also there are mods available that you can use that uncap your stats so you can exceed 100 more easily.
You should try to make better use of trainers if you have enough money.
Basically use trainers to increase your skills a little to push you where you need to be to receive +5 bonuses.
You can also use trainers to raise a skill that is hard or time consuming to level.
There is a little trick you can use to make it easier, but you can only use it every other level.
For this example say you wanted to level Strength. Gaining 10 skillups in blade or blunt is normally very time consuming.
Don't use the trainer until after you get the message to rest. After you receive the message to sleep to level up, instead of sleeping go to a trainer and buy 5 skillups in blade or blunt. Whichever you prefer. These skillups will carry over to the next level.
After you get training go to sleep and level up. After you choose your attributes return to the trainer and buy 5 more skillups. This will give you 10 skillups for your current level and you will receive +5 strength at your next level up.
Always wait to get training the second time if it is a major skill so you don't gain a level before you have a chance to level other skills.
You can use this method to level any of the harder skills so you can easily get 10 in any given level and then focus on the easier skills to raise for your other attributes.
This little trick makes leveling much faster when combined with the skills that are more easy to level up. I usually use this to raise blade/blunt, mercantile, marksman and restoration then focus on manually raising armor and/or magic skills.
The easiest way to get +5 bonuses with magic skills is to create a custom spell for each school of magic that costs 1-3 magicka to cast and then spam the spells while holding block to increase casting speed and skillup rate.
You can usually gain +10 skill in all schools of magic quickly by spamming these custom spells, except for restoration which still takes a long time.