tips for 3A*

A*AAA here. Lost friends, barely went out on weekends. Was it worth it? Yeah it was, got into Warwick

Sacrifice your soul for less than a year, and socialise at a good university, also knowing that your future career prospects will be above average.

What I have done to get those grades:
1) Do every past paper, and read every examiners report to assess how an examiners mind works
2) Did not use notes, only past papers.
3) Evaluating my whole revision process, seeking out where I can save time and make the whole process more efficient, rather than working extremely hard. Done this by revising overlapping content with other subjects, worked wonders and saved an abundance of time.
4) For the A* take interest outside the A Level content. Massively increase your chances of getting an A* grade, albeit it will be difficult as you need to hit the 90% boundry at A2.
5) Diet is important. Avoid low quality, junk food. Also sports improve your well being, which I found as equally important as everything else.
6) Lastly, helping other people improve at your subject is incredibly useful. I found this to be a very significant component to my success. As people throw questions at me, I try to dig deeper and elaborate as much as I can, and this has immenseley improved my answers in my written essays.

Good luck

A*AAA here. Lost friends, barely went out on weekends. Was it worth it? Yeah it was, got into Warwick

Sacrifice your soul for less than a year, and socialise at a good university, also knowing that your future career prospects will be above average.

What I have done to get those grades:
1) Do every past paper, and read every examiners report to assess how an examiners mind works
2) Did not use notes, only past papers.
3) Evaluating my whole revision process, seeking out where I can save time and make the whole process more efficient, rather than working extremely hard. Done this by revising overlapping content with other subjects, worked wonders and saved an abundance of time.
4) For the A* take interest outside the A Level content. Massively increase your chances of getting an A* grade, albeit it will be difficult as you need to hit the 90% boundry at A2.
5) Diet is important. Avoid low quality, junk food. Also sports improve your well being, which I found as equally important as everything else.
6) Lastly, helping other people improve at your subject is incredibly useful. I found this to be a very significant component to my success. As people throw questions at me, I try to dig deeper and elaborate as much as I can, and this has immenseley improved my answers in my written essays.

Good luck

for AS I achieved AAAC in maths, physics, chemistry and further maths respectively. For my A2 year, I will be studying maths, physics and chemistry and retaking AS FM. I hope to get 3A* and an A. Do you have any tips on doing this task, plus are A2's harder than AS?

for AS I achieved AAAC in maths, physics, chemistry and further maths respectively. For my A2 year, I will be studying maths, physics and chemistry and retaking AS FM. I hope to get 3A* and an A. Do you have any tips on doing this task, plus are A2's harder than AS?

There's no need to sacrifice your social life for grades.

If you work efficiently you can still see your friends every weekend and during your frees/lunch, etc.

I was doing GCSEs while doing A2 level, so my workload was greater than the usual

If you want to go to a top university, such as Oxbridge, LSE, Warwick you are unlikely to have enough time to socialise.

A minority can, but they are usually gifted, as with one girl I know who went to Oxford yet partied like no tomorrow every weekend. 80% of individuals work hard and make sacrifices necessary to go to a top uni

Thank you, I couldn't have put it better!

I was doing GCSEs while doing A2 level, so my workload was greater than the usual

If you want to go to a top university, such as Oxbridge, LSE, Warwick you are unlikely to have enough time to socialise.

A minority can, but they are usually gifted, as with one girl I know who went to Oxford yet partied like no tomorrow every weekend. 80% of individuals work hard and make sacrifices necessary to go to a top uni

I'm thinking or redoing my maths gcse to achieve a better grade how did you manage your alevels and gcses?? How was your workload

Posted from TSR Mobile

I had a C in English Language and Mathematics GCSE! and I needed AAA at A2 + Maths at A and English at B to get into Warwick. I have got A*AAA and an A in maths and english, all done in one year, mostly self teaching.

Wow i also achieved grade C in maths and eng language but I was thinking of just doing maths, how did you manage your time when did you start revising for your maths ? What resources did you use and what subjects did you do at alevel
Also welldone on those amazing results

Posted from TSR Mobile

I started revising Maths in late October. Well, as I said, I mixed the subjects based on priority. So I cleared out things I did not know first, and all the other context I have just looked through. To be honest I had 0 maths knowledge back then. examsolutions is good, and past papers. Consider a tutor also. I have done Economics A*, Business A, Russian A, IT, A and now I am doing maths A level at home for my masters, so far I am enjoying it a lot, as its much more technical and its pure.

The bottom line is that, if you really want something you will get it. I wanted to get into that university so badly, that I felt guilty sleeping. When you get to that point, you can achieve anything.

I started revising Maths in late October. Well, as I said, I mixed the subjects based on priority. So I cleared out things I did not know first, and all the other context I have just looked through. To be honest I had 0 maths knowledge back then. examsolutions is good, and past papers. Consider a tutor also. I have done Economics A*, Business A, Russian A, IT, A and now I am doing maths A level at home for my masters, so far I am enjoying it a lot, as its much more technical and its pure.

The bottom line is that, if you really want something you will get it. I wanted to get into that university so badly, that I felt guilty sleeping. When you get to that point, you can achieve anything.

What's your advice for economics?
I can't seem to hit consistent As in my essays.
-Maybe it's just because I'm not an essay person.

That's my advice and how I achieved 3 A*s in maths, biology and chemistry A level last year *

What exam board were you on for Maths? Also those results are amazing, congrats.

I got ABB at AS, the A in chemistry, and the B in biology. I was one or two marks off an A in Biology, is it worth getting it re-marked?