[Revisionrobot]

For a A-A* grade
I think collins has the best revision guide what about you guys?
Please sTate which guide and why? And which grade you tried to get?

[dmccririck]

It depends on the subject, for example for physics the collins book is great, but for chemistry it's awful... and vice versa for CGP.

Also collins only do books for the AQA exam board... plus CGP books look nicer and are full of hilarious pictures, so I'm gonna say CGP.

[tory88]

At GCSE, CGP was really helpful, but I found at A-Level they were lacking if aiming for anything above a B grade. This is all for science/mathsy subjects.

[Revisionrobot]

I have a GCP maths book but dont really like it
Too much humour and distractions lol
Thats me though
Have lonsdale and love it, but it doesnt cover all topics

[Oh my Ms. Coffey]

CGP is the alpha revision guide, all the rest are beta.

[. . .]

CGP got me A's and A*'s at GCSE.
CGP got me A's for the modules I've taken so far for my A-Levels.

Take what you want from that.

[Revisionrobot]

(Original post by . . .)
CGP got me A's and A*'s at GCSE.
CGP got me A's for the modules I've taken so far for my A-Levels.

Take what you want from that.

Cheers guys, i think ill pop into whsmith andnflick through a few pages trialing all cheers guys. Im new to this forum, but is there a thumbs up or kudos where i can rate u all.
Regards

[ThatPerson]

(Original post by Revisionrobot)
Cheers guys, i think ill pop into whsmith andnflick through a few pages trialing all cheers guys. Im new to this forum, but is there a thumbs up or kudos where i can rate u all.
Regards

Look at the 2 buttons near quote. The one with the - sign is negative rep. The + sign is therefore positive rep.