Can I still get all A’s and A*’s if I start revising now?

I got an 8 in maths last year and I thought I'd get a 6.

I did this by repetitively doing practice questions.

Go to mathsgenie and physicsandmathstutor. These websites are full of questions, keep at it until you can do them in your sleep. Good luck.

I'm doing quite similar to you and i think it's deffo possible - with a bit of hard work of course. These are the grades i got in my last set of mocks.
Maths - 7
Eng lang -6 (2 marks off a 7)
Eng lit - 5
Science trilogy 5-5
Computer science - 4
Spanish - 6
Business - B
I'm starting revision soon, stay in contact and we can track each others progress to keep us motivated

may i ask how you study for Spanish because I'm also doing it for gcse

My brother got all B's and C's last year in his mocks and after february half term he didn't stop revising. He revised 3-6 hours on school nighs and 6-14 hours on weekends every single day. By the time exam came around he wasn't even stressed, because he was so confident he knew everything. He came out with 6 A*'s and 3 9's. With GCSE it's very possible to do well if you start now. Not so much with A level, so don't make the same mistake then and start from day 1! Good-Luck man!

It is possible but stop going on TSR and asking that, when you could be actually doing it

TBH this inspired me to start working
thank

because i needed to work but i was wasting my time on tsr

Hello everyone.
Since half term is almost over and GCSEs are 3 months away from now, do you think there is still time to revise every subject thoroughly? So a little background information, the subjects that I currently take are, the core subjects English Lang, English lit, maths and science (double award, but I still study all three sciences within the course). For my options I chose History, Geography, Religious Studies and Drama. For the last mocks that I did a couple of months ago, I hardly revised for any of them and got grades that I wasn’t particularly happy with. For each subject, I got the following.
Eng Lang - 6
Eng lit- 5
Maths- 5
Science- 5
History- 8
Geography-4
Drama-3 (missed out a whole section of the exam and didn’t submit most of my coursework)
RS-3 (only 2 people in the year passed, the teacher isn’t a very good marker and also the grade boundaries that my school uses are ridiculously high even though we’re the first year to sit the new exams).
Do you think with a lot of revision over the next few months, I can get all 7s, 8s and 9s? Thanks.

Hello everyone.
Since half term is almost over and GCSEs are 3 months away from now, do you think there is still time to revise every subject thoroughly? So a little background information, the subjects that I currently take are, the core subjects English Lang, English lit, maths and science (double award, but I still study all three sciences within the course). For my options I chose History, Geography, Religious Studies and Drama. For the last mocks that I did a couple of months ago, I hardly revised for any of them and got grades that I wasn’t particularly happy with. For each subject, I got the following.
Eng Lang - 6
Eng lit- 5
Maths- 5
Science- 5
History- 8
Geography-4
Drama-3 (missed out a whole section of the exam and didn’t submit most of my coursework)
RS-3 (only 2 people in the year passed, the teacher isn’t a very good marker and also the grade boundaries that my school uses are ridiculously high even though we’re the first year to sit the new exams).
Do you think with a lot of revision over the next few months, I can get all 7s, 8s and 9s? Thanks.

I’m also in a similar situation. My mocks end on February the 26th February, and from the 27th Feb I’m actually going to try revise and put as much hard work as I can. Normally, when I go to sleep I always think that there isn’t enough time but this just motivated me, thank you so much. I really want to try and get a 7 in maths and Science but the papers I’ve sat so far, I think I got a 5 . Need at least a 6 in science and maths to study a science at sixth form which is what I’m working towards. Hope I actually start proper revision because I keep saying to my self I will but I end up getting distracted.

Hello everyone.
Since half term is almost over and GCSEs are 3 months away from now, do you think there is still time to revise every subject thoroughly? So a little background information, the subjects that I currently take are, the core subjects English Lang, English lit, maths and science (double award, but I still study all three sciences within the course). For my options I chose History, Geography, Religious Studies and Drama. For the last mocks that I did a couple of months ago, I hardly revised for any of them and got grades that I wasn’t particularly happy with. For each subject, I got the following.
Eng Lang - 6
Eng lit- 5
Maths- 5
Science- 5
History- 8
Geography-4
Drama-3 (missed out a whole section of the exam and didn’t submit most of my coursework)
RS-3 (only 2 people in the year passed, the teacher isn’t a very good marker and also the grade boundaries that my school uses are ridiculously high even though we’re the first year to sit the new exams).
Do you think with a lot of revision over the next few months, I can get all 7s, 8s and 9s? Thanks.

My brother got all B's and C's last year in his mocks and after february half term he didn't stop revising. He revised 3-6 hours on school nighs and 6-14 hours on weekends every single day. By the time exam came around he wasn't even stressed, because he was so confident he knew everything. He came out with 6 A*'s and 3 9's. With GCSE it's very possible to do well if you start now. Not so much with A level, so don't make the same mistake then and start from day 1! Good-Luck man!

My brother got all B's and C's last year in his mocks and after february half term he didn't stop revising. He revised 3-6 hours on school nighs and 6-14 hours on weekends every single day. By the time exam came around he wasn't even stressed, because he was so confident he knew everything. He came out with 6 A*'s and 3 9's. With GCSE it's very possible to do well if you start now. Not so much with A level, so don't make the same mistake then and start from day 1! Good-Luck man!