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Maths exam questions

im soon to take my maths exam, in a matter of weeks i was wondering does anyone know the most likely topics to come up in the non-calculator paper as i would really like to get a B or an A, also any resources that have helped people would be useful :smile:
Which exam board are you studying?
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Which exam board are you studying?


was about to post this thread but saw this one, I'm doing edexcel and also aiming for an A any advice would be appreciated, cheers
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was about to post this thread but saw this one, I'm doing edexcel and also aiming for an A any advice would be appreciated, cheers


Cool, I'm doing AQA but did Edexcel last year, the whole school changed. I've been getting secure As so hoping for an A*. The specifications are very similar so I'll help wherever necessary.
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Cool, I'm doing AQA but did Edexcel last year, the whole school changed. I've been getting secure As so hoping for an A*. The specifications are very similar so I'll help wherever necessary.


Yeah I have been getting A*s on the older edexcel papers e.g. 2011 2012 etc. However I did the 2015 paper and only got a low A. I think I did worse because the questions are much more wordy on the 2015 paper. The older papers literally tell you what type of question it is and I think that's why I do much better on them.

So if this years paper is like 2015, then I think I will come out with a very low A lol
KESH maths is really good for revision, in my opinion at least. You can print off exam papers around 10 questions purely off of one topic. I have some covering, vectors, 3D pythagoras, graph functions, etc. It's pretty decent to practise and make sure you know your stuff :smile:

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