I got a D in my maths AS Level Mocks

No one really got higher than a C? I wouldn’t say a D is an amazing grade or anything but considering most people got lower maybe it is the teacher ?

icl uplearn maths isnt all that I recommend watching all of zeeshans videos on yt and then doing madasmaths n mathsgenie exam q and then doing every single past paper for diff exam boards too. Ive also just finished y12 and icl im the same i was failing so bad like i got a U on all my assessments and i think we had about 16 assessments, but i clutched in in the end and bagged a B by doing loads of questions and past papers. If u need any help lmk

Okay, quite embarrassing post however I am currently in Year 12 and have just received my AS Level results for maths - which was a D overall. Considering next year I am taking A level and want to achieve a A/A*, I really need some advice. Is it even do able? I've heard that second year maths there is a lot more content and I'm not even sure what went wrong. I am considering using Up Learn or getting a maths tutor, but other than that I just really need some advice. For context there was 10 U's, 6 E's, 4 D's and 3 C grades in my class.

No one really got higher than a C? I wouldn’t say a D is an amazing grade or anything but considering most people got lower maybe it is the teacher ?

icl uplearn maths isnt all that I recommend watching all of zeeshans videos on yt and then doing madasmaths n mathsgenie exam q and then doing every single past paper for diff exam boards too. Ive also just finished y12 and icl im the same i was failing so bad like i got a U on all my assessments and i think we had about 16 assessments, but i clutched in in the end and bagged a B by doing loads of questions and past papers. If u need any help lmk

It is absolutely doable. I got a U in my year 12 mocks in chemistry and ended up with a B. I got a D in my year 12 biology mock and got an A. I have herd great things about Up learn but not used it myself. I got a chemistry tutor which was very helpful.
Firstly looking at the grades in your class it seems like it was a hard paper.
My tips:
Arrange a meeting with your tutor to sit down and analyse what you got wrong. Its helpful to consider not just this exam as well. If you dont want to do this get some different coloured highlights and go through this paper (and any other exams/tests you've done this year) and highlight/mark difference sections/topics and see which areas you perform worst in.
One thing that greatly helped me was that I would meet up with my chemistry teacher twice a week at lunch and jsut go through stuff and do progress reports.
For my confidence and for the teacher to predict me higher grades I did another mock in the first week of year 13 where i got a D. Whilst this wasn't massively high it was an insane improvement and it showed my teacher that i had fixed my maths and understanding (with help from a tutor) so all i needed to really do was started memorising/learning content.
Then just do loads of questions. You can find them online and often schools have some as well. Just keep doing these as often as you can!

Thank you so much, this has given me hope!! Outside of lessons / tutors how did you organise your revision? And what did you do to see progress?

Thank u! My assessments throughout the year weren't too bad, think I averaged at B's? So I will defo beg my maths teachers to predict me higher lol. Also I watched loads of Bicen maths videos but I think its that I don't practice alot. how do u manage ur revision?