How hard will A level maths be?

100 c1
100 c2
98 s1 (-_-)
298/300.

OMG WHAT? HOW? I have 4 weeks till my C1 . help!

It ain't hard
just work hard pretty much it LOL

For my mocks I revised and got and E , feels like I played myself tbh

For my mocks I revised and got and E , feels like I played myself tbh

If you follow past papers back c. 10 years, attempt the questions and learn how to approach the questions you can't do, you're more or less guaranteed a decent grade.A lot of questions come up time and time again with different numbers/variables/etc. so knowing how to do all of the questions previously set is very useful.

They will put new stuff on the exam (often interesting twists to make conventional questions a little more difficult) and they do depend on some level of mathematical ability but for most, at least some are pretty manageable and even if you get all of them wrong, unless the exam paper you're sitting is particularly mean, you can still get a pretty good grade.

An A at GCSE is a decent start for A-Level. My teacher used to say that in some sense A-Level was easier because you could be sure exactly what topics would come up (pretty much all of them) whereas for GCSE, it is a guessing game.

If you follow past papers back c. 10 years, attempt the questions and learn how to approach the questions you can't do, you're more or less guaranteed a decent grade.A lot of questions come up time and time again with different numbers/variables/etc. so knowing how to do all of the questions previously set is very useful.

They will put new stuff on the exam (often interesting twists to make conventional questions a little more difficult) and they do depend on some level of mathematical ability but for most, at least some are pretty manageable and even if you get all of them wrong, unless the exam paper you're sitting is particularly mean, you can still get a pretty good grade.

An A at GCSE is a decent start for A-Level. My teacher used to say that in some sense A-Level was easier because you could be sure exactly what topics would come up (pretty much all of them) whereas for GCSE, it is a guessing game.

What did you get for GCSE and a level maths?

A*s in both

Did you also dos further maths as well?

i am predicted an A for GCSE maths this year, although maths doesn't come naturally to me, How difficult would A level maths be for me? I have asked my maths teacher and he said it was piss soo....

I enjoyed GCSE Maths and came out with an A as well as a B in Further Maths so I started AS Maths but I hated it... I dropped it after 2/3 months but I think it was based on the teacher not subject itself. I'd advise trying it - if you don't like it you can always change

Apart from the teacher, was the content hard?