Completely regret picking A-level maths.

I'm in year 12, I picked maths, comp sci, engineering, EPQ and gold's art award. I'm doing alright in everything else, on course to meeting my targets except maths. I have no idea how to improve; i've tried past papers, nearly all of the revision sites and tutors and I just don't get it? Any advice?

What exam board ?

what don't you understand, the concepts? and what are your targets?

I was pretty much the same as you when I was in year12. For me, past papers were the way to go. You mentioned that you’ve done them, but are you actually learning from your mistakes? Mistakes are good but if you’re not learning from them it’s useless. What you should consider is making not of all the topics you find hardest, and working double as hard on them. I got a predicted A* in mine (no exams this year), so if you need any advice lmk😄

It just seems to make no sense in my head? My target is a B at the end of year 13 for maths , I'm currently working at a D.

I'm in year 12, I picked maths, comp sci, engineering, EPQ and gold's art award. I'm doing alright in everything else, on course to meeting my targets except maths. I have no idea how to improve; i've tried past papers, nearly all of the revision sites and tutors and I just don't get it? Any advice?

me too

You need to focus on understanding the basics, perhaps try working things through algebraicly so you start to understand the concepts and not just the procedures.

For example in differentiations rather then using numbers take a polynomial and make delta x = x2 - x1 ; x2 = x1 + h and delta y = f(x2) - f(x1) .

Now find dy/dx in terms of x1 & h, now what happens if we make h infinetly small...
IMO doing things like this can really crack the nut and help you understand why your doing the procedures your doing.

We could help eachother?

It just seems to make no sense in my head? My target is a B at the end of year 13 for maths , I'm currently working at a D.