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Maths A-Level Tips

Hello. I guess i'm pretty good at Maths GCSE got a B was expecting A though. I'm moving onto A-level and I understand the transition is huge. Can you give me any tips to get a top grade for A-level.
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Hello. I guess i'm pretty good at Maths GCSE got a B was expecting A though. I'm moving onto A-level and I understand the transition is huge. Can you give me any tips to get a top grade for A-level.


Past papers from day one. Practice and practice and then practice some more. Maths is number manipulation and understanding how to apply different methods to get the answer you want. It's tricky but practice in maths makes perfect. Past papers and then more. Do at least every past paper 2 times before the exam. If you don't understand ask as soon as you can don't fall behind. Good luck.

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