Which A-level maths exam board should I go for?

Hello, I'm self-studying my A-levels and I don't know whether to do AQA or edexcel for maths, people say that AQA is easier than edexcel, since edexcel has a higher grade boundary and their exam questions tend to be confusing and tricky however edexcel has more resources than AQA. I really like how the Edexcel specification is laid out compared to the AQA. In GCSE I did AQA maths, I don't know what exam board to choose from since I like that edexcel has more resources but the exam itself is challenging, and with AQA there are fewer resources but the questions are direct and understandable.
It Is also the same for A-level Chemistry, I don't know what to pick between AQA and OCR.

Higher grade boundaries actually imply easier/better-performed questions, hence higher grade boundaries to ensure fixed proportions of people attain particular grades.

I’d probably say Edexcel is a safer bet, because there are more resources out there.

I’d suggest you get a second opinion from @Muttley79, since they actually teach Edexcel maths.

Hello, I'm self-studying my A-levels and I don't know whether to do AQA or edexcel for maths, people say that AQA is easier than edexcel, since edexcel has a higher grade boundary and their exam questions tend to be confusing and tricky however edexcel has more resources than AQA. I really like how the Edexcel specification is laid out compared to the AQA. In GCSE I did AQA maths, I don't know what exam board to choose from since I like that edexcel has more resources but the exam itself is challenging, and with AQA there are fewer resources but the questions are direct and understandable.
It Is also the same for A-level Chemistry, I don't know what to pick between AQA and OCR.

All Maths A levels are the same difficulty - the higher grade boundaries mean more students scored more marks - all grades are crierion referenced ie a grade A means the same thing whatever board you take. There is an external body that checks this.

I'd go with Edexcel because there are so many resouces such as Dr Frost: https://www.drfrostmaths.com/courses.php?coid=29

Hello, I'm self-studying my A-levels and I don't know whether to do AQA or edexcel for maths, people say that AQA is easier than edexcel, since edexcel has a higher grade boundary and their exam questions tend to be confusing and tricky however edexcel has more resources than AQA. I really like how the Edexcel specification is laid out compared to the AQA. In GCSE I did AQA maths, I don't know what exam board to choose from since I like that edexcel has more resources but the exam itself is challenging, and with AQA there are fewer resources but the questions are direct and understandable.
It Is also the same for A-level Chemistry, I don't know what to pick between AQA and OCR.

Oooh, I fully understand, and thank you so much! This would definitely help me. Also, I have another question if you don't mind, do you think a whole day focusing on maths is a good idea? e.g on Monday I'll just revise for maths then Tuesday I'd focus on chemistry, sociology on Wednesday, maths on Thursday, chemistry on Friday, and so on repeating that cycle.

For Maths I think a couple of hours every day would be better There's a reason why Maths has lessons most days ...

Heya!
If it helps, you could check out past papers from both boards alongside mark schemes and see which one you like more Study Mind has free AQA and Edexcel papers you could check out just to see the style and compare the two. Regarding revision, I had days where I would focus on specific subjects, e.g. Monday for maths, and it helped me! I would recommend trying it out and see if it works for you as well

I hope this helps!
Milena
UCL PFE
Study Mind

So would my usual timetable be alright? Got Monday for maths, Tuesday for sociology, Wednesday for chemistry and it repeats