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Is maths genies topics that are arranged in certain grades accurate? Is anyone using mathsgenie as a helping revision guide for the new 9-1 mathematics GCSE???
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Are the topics arranged in grades on mathsgenie For GCSE accurate/correct for the new style (9-1) Is it good to use??
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yup, I used mathsgenie last year for 9-1 maths, the questions on there were useful for solidifying my knowledge and ensuring I understood the topic, so yes I would say they were very accurate indeed. However, make sure you don't wholly rely on it but you also do past paper questions as well as practice questions! 
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(Original post by Deliciate)
yup, I used mathsgenie last year for 9-1 maths, the questions on there were useful for solidifying my knowledge and ensuring I understood the topic, so yes I would say they were very accurate indeed. However, make sure you don't wholly rely on it but you also do past paper questions as well as practice questions!
yup, I used mathsgenie last year for 9-1 maths, the questions on there were useful for solidifying my knowledge and ensuring I understood the topic, so yes I would say they were very accurate indeed. However, make sure you don't wholly rely on it but you also do past paper questions as well as practice questions!
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I did higher edexcel maths and got an 8. for my exam board I remember a lot of questions about probability, algebra, triangles, circles. that being said, they basically covered all of the grade 7,8 and 9 topics and i'd say that the grade 1-4 stuff didn't come up as much, however the skills needed in the grade 1-4 topics were required to access the higher questions. I think its good to practice the grade 8/9 topics, but dont think that youll automatically get an 8 or 9 after practicing these as you might make silly mistakes on the easier topics. i'd recommend doing a practice paper and then highlighting the topics you lost marks on then practising these topics on maths genie.
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Is mathsgenie a good revision tool for higher edexcel students for the new 9-1 GCSE?
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Is it possible to get a 6 Grade or even a 5 in maths while using Mathsgenie as a revision tool?
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(Original post by Maro122)
Is it possible to get a 6 Grade or even a 5 in maths while using Mathsgenie as a revision tool?
Is it possible to get a 6 Grade or even a 5 in maths while using Mathsgenie as a revision tool?
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(Original post by Maro122)
Is maths genies topics that are arranged in certain grades accurate? Is anyone using mathsgenie as a helping revision guide for the new 9-1 mathematics GCSE???
Is maths genies topics that are arranged in certain grades accurate? Is anyone using mathsgenie as a helping revision guide for the new 9-1 mathematics GCSE???
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(Original post by Loci Pi)
It is mostly very accurate. I have only spotted 2 mistakes on there before which is good in comparison to mast websites, especially considering the solutions are hand written which makes them easier to understand. However I would combine Maths Genie with other websites, revision books or videos to give a deeper understanding, especially for the grade 8/9 questions.
It is mostly very accurate. I have only spotted 2 mistakes on there before which is good in comparison to mast websites, especially considering the solutions are hand written which makes them easier to understand. However I would combine Maths Genie with other websites, revision books or videos to give a deeper understanding, especially for the grade 8/9 questions.
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(Original post by Maro122)
If I am aiming for a 5 is mathsgenie enough for a revision tool?
If I am aiming for a 5 is mathsgenie enough for a revision tool?
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Simply yes. It has great content and gives a huge range of questions which you can do. I personally did almost all questions on there during my preparation and can't say how much it helped me.
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Simply yes. It has great content and gives a huge range of questions which you can do. I personally did almost all questions on there during my preparation and can't say how much it helped me.
Simply yes. It has great content and gives a huge range of questions which you can do. I personally did almost all questions on there during my preparation and can't say how much it helped me.
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(Original post by Maro122)
Thanks for your feedback did u do the new GCSE ?
Thanks for your feedback did u do the new GCSE ?
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Do you think if I'm aiming for a 5 or even a 6 in mathematics, mathsgenie is accurate and a good revision tool? Has anyone had experience or passed the exam using mathsgenie?
Any feedback would be very helpful.
Any feedback would be very helpful.
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Why on earth would you aim for a 5 or a 6, do you want to set yourself up for a mediocre life? Aim for an 8 or a 9. And use a CGP revision guide from your chosen specification to do revision. Read it, go over every aspect to make sure you understand it, and then do all the questions.
I got a 9 off doing revision the night before which I REALLY regret doing. The raw mark for a 9 this year was 79%, it not hard to do.
I got a 9 off doing revision the night before which I REALLY regret doing. The raw mark for a 9 this year was 79%, it not hard to do.
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(Original post by mryal12312)
Is mathsgenie good for foundation paper
Is mathsgenie good for foundation paper
AQA - https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resourc...00-SP-2015.PDF
EDEXCEL - https://qualifications.pearson.com/c...cification.pdf
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