6 months if you focus. 4-5 hours a day, what is important is understanding the topics.
Year 1 should take you max 1-1.5 months. 3-4 months for year 2 and rest exam practice.
dahm ok. thanks. btw do u know any websites that show a good structure to follow? like what topics i should be learning first etc because i have no clue.
dahm ok. thanks. btw do u know any websites that show a good structure to follow? like what topics i should be learning first etc because i have no clue.
theres a guy on youtube called zeeshan zamurred he is amazing for learning content. As for structure id say follow the chapters of the book tbh. Year 1 is just an ease into things from gcse. Year 2 is when it gets tricky. It will be very tough my guy for 6 months but it is very possible you just have to dedicate everything to it.
theres a guy on youtube called zeeshan zamurred he is amazing for learning content. As for structure id say follow the chapters of the book tbh. Year 1 is just an ease into things from gcse. Year 2 is when it gets tricky. It will be very tough my guy for 6 months but it is very possible you just have to dedicate everything to it.
thanks man, i have a whole year to do this. im highly motivated and ready to grind, im starting early too. i only just finished my gcses yesterday lol
thanks man, i have a whole year to do this. im highly motivated and ready to grind, im starting early too. i only just finished my gcses yesterday lol
Bro you’re absolutely good. I did A level maths in one year and got an A. Couldve got an A* if i properly revised. 1 year means you can relax a bit and enjoy life. Much better than 6 months.
dahm ok. thanks. btw do u know any websites that show a good structure to follow? like what topics i should be learning first etc because i have no clue.
Bro you’re absolutely good. I did A level maths in one year and got an A. Couldve got an A* if i properly revised. 1 year means you can relax a bit and enjoy life. Much better than 6 months.
wow nice bro, i hope to do the same as u. Thanks for helping me out
Why aren't you studying this at school? There's only one reason to cover this in a year and that is if you are doing F Maths as well.
my college doesnt offer it as fast track and only offer it along side 2 a levels, and im studying a lvl 3 btec in IT right now so thats why and im doing it fast track because i want to go to university next year + i need a level maths for comp sci. i know i can do it
my college doesnt offer it as fast track and only offer it along side 2 a levels, and im studying a lvl 3 btec in IT right now so thats why and im doing it fast track because i want to go to university next year + i need a level maths for comp sci. i know i can do it
It's not a great idea to go to uni at 17 - you can't sign a contract for a start.
Bro you’re absolutely good. I did A level maths in one year and got an A. Couldve got an A* if i properly revised. 1 year means you can relax a bit and enjoy life. Much better than 6 months.
btw i wanted to ask which order do you think ist best to study a level maths? is it a good idea to do pure 1 and 2 first then mechanics and statistics? there are 4 you have to do right?
You didn't say you were in Year 12 as you mentioned GCSEs .... we offer a one year course for our F Maths students so it is doable. I would recommend Edexcel as there's so many resources.
You didn't say you were in Year 12 as you mentioned GCSEs .... we offer a one year course for our F Maths students so it is doable. I would recommend Edexcel as there's so many resources.
btw i wanted to ask which order do you think ist best to study a level maths? is it a good idea to do pure 1 and 2 first then mechanics and statistics? there are 4 you have to do right?
Start stats and mechanics along with year 1. Stats and mechanics is like a button, once your mind clicks with the stats and mechanics format u can pretty much cruise and do a few qs here and there for revision. Just beware of integration and differentiation in year 2 set aside a good month-2 months for those 2 chapters they are heavyyy.
Start stats and mechanics along with year 1. Stats and mechanics is like a button, once your mind clicks with the stats and mechanics format u can pretty much cruise and do a few qs here and there for revision. Just beware of integration and differentiation in year 2 set aside a good month-2 months for those 2 chapters they are heavyyy.
to receive an A or A*, i wouldn't set the goal of studying a certain amount of hours. some questions you might already know how to solve, so i wouldn't waste time studying them. i would practise solving questions that i struggle with