A level maths

I’m starting Sixth Form tomorrow where I will study A level maths. I got a 7 in my GCSE though in the past mocks I always achieved an 8. I had two months of school this year (due to illness) so I would like to think that I didn’t meet my predicted grade due to this and not because of my natural ability. I really want to get at least an A in A level maths? Is this possible with a 7 in GCSE?

Of course it is, just do lots of practice questions from the start and you'll be fine.

I’m starting Sixth Form tomorrow where I will study A level maths. I got a 7 in my GCSE though in the past mocks I always achieved an 8. I had two months of school this year (due to illness) so I would like to think that I didn’t meet my predicted grade due to this and not because of my natural ability. I really want to get at least an A in A level maths? Is this possible with a 7 in GCSE?

I’m starting Sixth Form tomorrow where I will study A level maths. I got a 7 in my GCSE though in the past mocks I always achieved an 8. I had two months of school this year (due to illness) so I would like to think that I didn’t meet my predicted grade due to this and not because of my natural ability. I really want to get at least an A in A level maths? Is this possible with a 7 in GCSE?

Hello hello,
student here who is all done with A-levels. Please don't let anyone tell you that you can't achieve your goals in A-level maths. I got an A in maths GCSE and really struggled in the first year of A-levels, so much so that I got a D in the As level I was devastated as I had worked so hard, but I just worked really hard on maths every single day in year 13. I covered topics myself before they were done in class so I could keep on top. Every day from the beginning of year 13 I did at least 1 hour of maths practice every day. And guess what? I finished my A-level maths 2 (very painful) marks off an A*. So yes, you are absolutely capable of A-level maths. Although I was by no means a 'naturally gifted' mathematician I really enjoyed the A-level and found it so rewarding. Best of luck, you can do it!

Hi, I may have written this maybe 50 times in other threads but...

I got a grade 6 at GCSE maths 2 years ago, and a grade E in my AS mock exam last year in maths. And this year I got a grade A in A level maths. So it is definitely possible.

Hi, I may have written this maybe 50 times in other threads but...

I got a grade 6 at GCSE maths 2 years ago, and a grade E in my AS mock exam last year in maths. And this year I got a grade A in A level maths. So it is definitely possible.

Anything is possible. I got an 8 in GCSE maths, sat my a level maths course in one year along with my other studies, activities and dofe and got an A*. If you put your mind to it you can achieve anything.