Is it too late to get an A in AS MATHS? ITS MID APRIL

I was thinking of leaving S1 till after C2 and working on it everyday till after the exam? Also is C2 really as hard as everyone makes it out to be.

Personally i would say do a bit more than 4 hours... I watched this guy's video (Ibz Mo) a Cambridge vlogger who is growing fast. He said to revise for 8 hours, do whatever u want for 8 hours and sleep for 8 hours (the rule of 8). Good luck!

Is it too late for me to achieve an A in AS maths: I have been off school for a while had to go abroad and other things i dont know any of C2 and at the moment i can get a D in C1, I can get a D in S1. Is it too late if i can revise like 4 hours a day? for the next 35 days etc.

Realistically if your not from an upper middle class/upper class... no, try getting Bs in C1/S1 and get your maximum possible in C2, then pick up from there, don't worry about it too much...

Quick question why does it matter which class and how does that have a correlation with what grade i will get? Please take into account anybody could be in this situation regardless of which class they belong in. Thanks for responding.

I'd grantee you majority here are comfy middle class+, they can afford private tutoring, have parents who will motivate them, tend to go to a lot better schools.

Here they will say " yes you can! " and they will say " I got an A in A-Level Maths, before the next A* in 2010 " or " Oh I got A* ", ask them what year, as I do mocks in C1 2010, A... C1 2011 D... C1 2012 B ... C1 2013 C, do you notice a trend?

Learn the theory, by learning it do practice after practice questions, then adapt it to exam questions (they write it in such a strict way) private tutors mastered it ages ago I'm sure so it boost their results (if they do get private tutoring) maths is a very unpredictable subject so just do as many questions for the next week then aggressively do exam papers, 1 each day, including school days, C1, C2, S1 one unit each day, so Monday: C1 Tuesday; C2 etc...

Think of the years as inflation, 2010 lowest inflation and 2015 highest inflation, so use 2010 then slowly go up, learning by mistakes will either increase marks slowly going into reality or will decline if you fail to keep up with inflation.

This is the cold hard truth people on this site don't seem to understand/not saying and it'll make you go in exam thinking you'll get an A meanwhile you get a D. Underestimate yourself always boost your grades, look on TSR on google, " mock results vs actual exam results " notice the trend of " Mock: D Actual: A ", "Mock: A Actual: D "

Thanks and that's very true. I do also agree that exams are getting harder every year. Yeah i have a few friends who are retaking the year and they said how they were getting A's in past papers but then got a D in their real exam. Thanks

Quick question why does it matter which class and how does that have a correlation with what grade i will get? Please take into account anybody could be in this situation regardless of which class they belong in. Thanks for responding.

8 hours total revision per day as someone else stated is a good measure, and considering the fact you have other subjects, 4 hours might limit your others :P

That being said, go talcum up your sandbags or knuckle down your camel, because you've got a heck of a road of sweating that revision. Start with the C2 and make sure you know that inside out, and then grind that S1 until it's statistically improbable that you'll fail.

Should i finish C1 inside out first before moving onto C2?