A-level maths???

Plz tell is it hard??? or something

I can't say anything but if u tried similarly at gcse level u could have got A* and it is fun I guess


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What did you get in GCSE maths and AS/A2?

I got a high A at GCSE (I can't remember exactly I think I was 3 or 4 marks off an A*) but I'm on track to get an A for AS level because I'm still in year 12, a lot of the past papers I've been doing for C1 and C2 I've been getting above 90%. It's just a few dumb mistakes that I'm making though

Well done, would you say that you worked hard for GCSE in comparison to As level or vice versa?

I'm okay with the core modules, but what im really bogged down about is the Decision and Mechanics. Is it something that I have learnt or is it going to be learned in A level.

Just think of the applied modules as just another exam, you'd revise for it in exactly the same way. The content would be covered in school by your teachers and the same advice I gave for core would be applicable. I'm doing mechanics this year and although a lot of it is new, you'll just have to learn to manage your time between core/applied like you would between exams usually.

Unless you do statistics, which is usually carried on from GCSE the content in the applied module will most likely be new but it will most definitely be taught to you. It's just a case of again keeping up with homework and past papers closer to the exam. Nothing to worry about, you won't be bogged down if you manage your time and you won't be expected to know anything that hasn't been covered by your teachers yet during GCSE (i.e mechanics/decision).