Maths A Level - how hard will it be a B grade gcse student?

^ as the question states

I'm just wondering, because I've heard a lot of mixed answers about Maths A Level. Some people act like it's p*ss-easy and others act like it's the hardest subject there is.

So, i'm a tad confused.

It all depends how much work your willing to put in. At GCSE i only iust achieved an A and I've practically got full marks in every test. Where as people who got A*'s I've seen a few get D's and below.

GCSE maths is completely different to A-Level maths, so as long as you put a lot of work in for Core 1 (the first unit) then the rest will become a lot easier.

Yeah, I got a B in GCSE maths but I put the effort in for A level Maths and got an A. Didn't put that much effort for the B in GCSE Maths.

Best thing to do would be to do past papers as well as revise resources the teachers give to you such as a textbook. In that way you will understand the way of answering exam style questions as well as the content. Depending on the number of A levels you are doing I would spend approximately 2 hours 30 minutes everyday if you are doing 3 A levels. Best advice from me would be to go over the formulas and revise topics from the textbooks for 1 hour and do a past paper for the remaining 1 hour 30 minutes. After you completed the paper go and mark it with the mark schemes available but do this in your free time and not within the 2 hour 30 minutes. I used this method because I did 3 A levels and overall came out with an A for maths which helped to be in the position now of studying at university. Hope this may be of some help to you. Good luck.

Best thing to do would be to do past papers as well as revise resources the teachers give to you such as a textbook. In that way you will understand the way of answering exam style questions as well as the content. Depending on the number of A levels you are doing I would spend approximately 2 hours 30 minutes everyday if you are doing 3 A levels. Best advice from me would be to go over the formulas and revise topics from the textbooks for 1 hour and do a past paper for the remaining 1 hour 30 minutes. After you completed the paper go and mark it with the mark schemes available but do this in your free time and not within the 2 hour 30 minutes. I used this method because I did 3 A levels and overall came out with an A for maths which helped to be in the position now of studying at university. Hope this may be of some help to you. Good luck.

that's really great advice, i'll definitely make a note of it

Thank you. (: