Maths GCSE

So I got a B in my Maths exam a year early in June... I'm now retaking in the distant hope of an A grade. Does anyone have any advice, tips, particular things to learn as they always come up etc.?? Also if anyone knows an easy way of learning simultaneous equations and/or inverse and direct proportion then I'd hugely appreciate that. Thanks!

Reply 1

turn-to-page394

16

Past papers all the way.

For proportion, just learn the steps for how to work the formula and it will be fine.

Reply 2

naomiella

Original post by jackbenedwards

So I got a B in my Maths exam a year early in June... I'm now retaking in the distant hope of an A grade. Does anyone have any advice, tips, particular things to learn as they always come up etc.?? Also if anyone knows an easy way of learning simultaneous equations and/or inverse and direct proportion then I'd hugely appreciate that. Thanks!

Do past papers/practice questions, you'll get there & do questions kn things you find hardest

Reply 3

Covington4

19

I got a B in year 10 and an A* in year 11, definitely use past papers.

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Reply 4

Jamsteracton

Original post by jackbenedwards

So I got a B in my Maths exam a year early in June... I'm now retaking in the distant hope of an A grade. Does anyone have any advice, tips, particular things to learn as they always come up etc.?? Also if anyone knows an easy way of learning simultaneous equations and/or inverse and direct proportion then I'd hugely appreciate that. Thanks!

I took the exam a year early as well and got an A*, my advice would be revise all the A and A* topics then do past papers and revise the thing you got wrong.

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