Save me from stats!

Not trying to make myself sound like a crying baby, but stats is my worst nightmare. Everytime I try revising for it, I do a past paper question based on that topic and I never get it right. Perms and Combs, median in a frequency table that has the first and last interval being "x is less than or equal to 27/ x is greater than 61"

"What is this madness?!" I say in my head.

I don't seem to have much of a problem with C1 and 2 on this concept. But stats, I don't get it whatsoever.

Does anyone have any advice on how to revise it or how to get better at it? I understanding that getting it incorrect is part of understanding it, but I don't exactly see any improvements happening.

Not trying to make myself sound like a crying baby, but stats is my worst nightmare. Everytime I try revising for it, I do a past paper question based on that topic and I never get it right. Perms and Combs, median in a frequency table that has the first and last interval being "x is less than or equal to 27/ x is greater than 61"

"What is this madness?!" I say in my head.

I don't seem to have much of a problem with C1 and 2 on this concept. But stats, I don't get it whatsoever.

Does anyone have any advice on how to revise it or how to get better at it? I understanding that getting it incorrect is part of understanding it, but I don't exactly see any improvements happening.

Surely the only way to get better at it is to just do more past papers and then looking up the solutions to the things you've done wrong and remembering how to tackle them the next time? Look at a few examples before you start doing past paper questions for the topic, might help.

That's how I feel when doing a stats paper >

Not trying to make myself sound like a crying baby, but stats is my worst nightmare. Everytime I try revising for it, I do a past paper question based on that topic and I never get it right. Perms and Combs, median in a frequency table that has the first and last interval being "x is less than or equal to 27/ x is greater than 61"

"What is this madness?!" I say in my head.

I don't seem to have much of a problem with C1 and 2 on this concept. But stats, I don't get it whatsoever.

Does anyone have any advice on how to revise it or how to get better at it? I understanding that getting it incorrect is part of understanding it, but I don't exactly see any improvements happening.

That's true aswell. But it feels that it's always the same things that I have to go over which is frustrating. I'll practice some exam styled questions, do you know where I can get a bundle of OCR questions for stats so that I can improve?