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Who is ready for the maths exam on the 4th june

I wish everyone good luck! How much have you guys been revising for it. I've spent in total , 502 hours revising for maths(that's including year 10 ) AND I'M READY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! URAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH, i know the syllabus off by heart and i hope i get a high A* so i can take further maths for a-level!

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Reply 1

PantherTV

I'm ready. I love maths tests!!! I just find them easy. Fingers crossed that that is reflected in my grade in August!!!

Reply 2

shwansalah

Original post by PantherTV

I'm ready. I love maths tests!!! I just find them easy. Fingers crossed that that is reflected in my grade in August!!!

How much have you revised and what are you taking for a-level, might i ask

Reply 3

CheekyNandosBant

does anyone have any predictions? thatd be great, ive revised and revised but nothings stuck, so i need to cram what predictions i can before thursday

Reply 4

shwansalah

Original post by CheekyNandosBant

does anyone have any predictions? thatd be great, ive revised and revised but nothings stuck, so i need to cram what predictions i can before thursday

Vectors, quadratic simultaneous equations and circle geometry proof is my prediction for the A* questions oh and im fairly certain graph functions will come up but just a guess so i dunn nnoow

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Reply 5

RhymeAsylumForever

Original post by shwansalah

Wow, I did one paper (all a* questions) for my maths gcse and got an A*, it's really not that hard lol

Reply 6

shwansalah

Original post by RhymeAsylumForever

Wow, I did one paper (all a* questions) for my maths gcse and got an A*, it's really not that hard lol

which paper was that, i think i know which one ur talking about. Link it if u dont mind

Reply 7

username1969391

GCSE maths is easy and with all that revision you are definitely guaranteed an A*, so don't worry.

I started revising 2 days before and came out with an A* :smile:

Reply 8

username1969391

Just be prepared for the HUGE step up when you take A level maths/further maths :colonhash:

Reply 9

RhymeAsylumForever

Original post by shwansalah

which paper was that, i think i know which one ur talking about. Link it if u dont mind

I can't remember which one it was, I did edexcel linear but it was all A* questions as a revision. Try to find it (I think there's a few) because it has the harder (obviously) questions and good for practice.

Reply 10

aqaedexcelwjec

anymore predictions? exams tomorrow and still havent revised lololololol

Reply 11

An0maly

Original post by shwansalah

which paper was that, i think i know which one ur talking about. Link it if u dont mind

http://www.mrbartonmaths.com/gcsepapers.htm I think he was referring to this site. The questions are right at the bottom of the page.

Reply 12

Dilzo999

Meeeeee!!! I'm getting 100% I know it for sure. I've been revising maths ever since I came out of my moms vag.

Reply 13

callum623

Original post by shwansalah

502 hours revising

As ive spent 0 hours revising for maths can i ask how do you have the patience for that?

Also, any last minute tips? :colondollar:

Reply 14

stormyy

i havent done any revision and my aqa maths exam is tomorrow woops

Reply 15

PantherTV

Original post by shwansalah

How much have you revised and what are you taking for a-level, might i ask

I don't really revise much for Maths, I just remember how to answer questions when I learn it. I did a past non-calculator paper the other day though and I'm going to revise functions of graphs today.

As for A-levels, I'm taking Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Computing. But I might not do chemistry; depends on which sixth form I go to.

Reply 16

jayjaybrown

my predictions so far for edexcel tomorrow are quadratic simultaneous equations or vector proofs, but anymore suggestions???

Reply 17

shwansalah

Original post by callum623

As ive spent 0 hours revising for maths can i ask how do you have the patience for that?

Also, any last minute tips? :colondollar:

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I enjoy maths (:, just like someone who plays sports, maths is MY sport, just try your best and since it's only GCSE if you have some form of an aptitude for maths, u can easily get A i can imagine, IF you have been listening in class!

Reply 18

CirqueDesRêves

Ah I am quite nervous as I am taking maths for A level so I need to get an A* (my own personal goal) and I have not done much revision for it I just have learnt the indices and graphs transformation rules but I find I don't need to as much as others subjects :smile:

I hope algebraic fractions come up and simultaneous equations and completing the square and anything algebra really apart from THE DREADED SURDS. I have never really got them ;(

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