What did you get for GCSE maths compared to what you got for a level maths?

I'm applying for medicine and I didn't want to do 4 subjects and jeopardise my grades. I would have loved to, but, it just didn't make sense...
I hate being in a standard maths set, though
Yet I've also taken on an EPQ and General studies

You're MAD.
FM has the highest A* percentage not to mention the less difficult A* aggregation of modules.

EPQ will only matter if you achieve an A*. - Also it's half.

... But you're not MadAsMaths @TeeEm

What are your other subjects and predictions? What are you applying for at uni?

i was doing Maths, Economics, Geography, History at AS and got BBBC
Dropped geo and my ucas predictions are AAB in economics history maths in that order.
Applying for accounting and finance but ideally want to get onto an accountancy apprenticeship.

What did you get in those subjects at gcse?
I was about to do a level geography with a C in GCSE lol.

I got A* in Maths, Geography and History at GCSE. My B's in Geography and economics were 2-3marks off an A, which is why my prediction wouldve been 2 As. Ngl you wouldve struggled doing geogrpahy with a C. What subjects are u doing now

Yeah that's exactly why I stayed away from geography. I am doing maths economics and politics...
I see you did the new AS level exams for history and economics.

GCSE: A (scraped it)
AS: A (96% or something) - highest in class.
A Level prediction: A*

I started AS not knowing anything about surds, fractions, long division, long multiplication, written addition/subtraction etc. (Didn't even know some of my times tables :P)

However in the last week of summer before staring the AS, I filled these skill gaps which I was too lazy to fill at GCSE.

It shows that when the will to do well actually exists, it can be done.

Good luck all.

What other subjects were you doing with them? And what did you get in them?

What grade did you get for GCSE maths and a level maths?
Curious

For GCSEs I did English Language(B), English Literature(C, just about), Maths(A, just about), RE(A), ICT(A, just about)

For BTEC Level 2s (wish I took more GCSEs instead btw): Music Technology(DistDist), Applied Science(MM), Business Studies (Dist*Dist*)

Also did the gcse level Welsh bacc, which I passed.

For AS levels I took Maths, Business (the new, harder spec), ICT
Also took the advanced Welsh bacc.

AS Levels were all high A grades (90%+)
I did put a crazy number of hours into each of the qualifications though.

Predicted A* for everything by the school this year. (Maths, I will probably do it -- Business, maybe but not holding my breath -- ICT, probably not since the examiners are so strict -- Welsh bacc - i really don't know. Depends if the moderators agree with my marks.)

So my own predictions are A*A*AA

A* GCSE to a B A-level... I really did not like maths and I barely put any work in even though I was capable...