The internet can be a useful addition to your exam preparation
Your maths revision could be as simple as using a revision guide, your class notes and past papers. But it's also worth experimenting online – you might find a new approach that works for you.
There are plenty of places on the internet that can freshen up the way you understand concepts and test your number knowledge.
Below, we’ll show you some online maths resources for GCSE or A-level that have been recommended by The Student Room community.
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Also, you can chat to other students about specific topics or practice questions on our maths study groups for this year's GCSE and A-level exams.
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Understanding different topics
Online revision can help you approach concepts from a different perspective, which may help improve your understanding.
Maths Genie has revision videos, practice questions and answers for GCSE and A-level, while Corbettmaths has a popular series for daily GCSE revision.
And there are more resources that can help with other areas of your maths revision.
Save My Exams has topic questions, revision notes and past papers for GCSE and A-level, while Mathway is an online calculator for algebra, graphing and calculus that aims to simplify complex concepts.
Testing your knowledge
Once you’re comfortable with each topic, it’s time to put your knowledge to the test.
You can find questions, past papers, worksheets on websites like MME Revise, Physics & Maths Tutor and Maths Genie.
Maths revision on YouTube
Video content can be great for more visual learners – and there’s plenty of top maths advice to be found on YouTube.
Here are three channels that have received positive reviews from The Student Room community...
The GCSE Maths Tutor
For those chasing top grades, The GCSE Maths Tutor has a popular series that shows you how to tackle some of the hardest exam questions.
The channel also includes video tutorials and online quizzes for different topics – and there's some A-level videos too.
Bicen Maths
Bicen Maths features maths and further maths lessons recorded live by A-level teacher Seb Bicen, as well as topic summaries and exam papers.
He also provides blank PDFs of his lesson slides to use alongside the videos.
1st Class Maths
1st Class Maths has detailed videos covering every foundation and higher maths topic for this year's GCSEs.
You'll also find practice papers and a 'spicy questions' series to help you chase high grades.
That's it for maths, but this article shares some YouTubers that can help get your exam revision on track for your other subjects.
And don't forget, you can chat to other students about revision on our study help forums – or ask a question in our maths forum below.
