A level revision resources worth the money?

I never paid for anything (besides notebooks) for my a levels and thankfully got an A* in physics and Math. I just used free resources online. For physics I used tutorpacks.com and Science Shorts on YouTube. For maths I only used exam solutions and did loads of questions from the text book. This was of course backed by doing past papers.

Revising A level Physics, Biology and Math, been looking into Cognito, Snaprevise and alevelbiology.co.uk
Anyone have any experience with these and whether they're worth the money?

Thank you for the recommendations! I desperately want to get A*'s but I'm just worried that I won't revise well enough so just looking into options. I'm the type where just reading something doesn't stick, so I need to actively use the information, for example with mathematics I bought extra books that have some practice questions but I've run out already haha. With the sciences I'm just worried running through the same past paper questions over and over won't make me feel confident that I've learned the material well and I'm not just remembering the answer from before. I may well just be overly anxious though!

I’m predicted an A* in biology and I don’t use any paid resources, I just use Miss estruch and PMT flashcards for the practicals + Past papers Questions (+modify my notes using the markscheme, I also use the channel A level biology help on youtube and my Teacher makes yt videos for my class (Dr dr biology) however he doesn’t do videos on all the content,
There’s plenty of free resources online, also for save my exams if you go on it on incognito mode you don’t have to pay 😏

Makes sense. Try those free resources anyways because there is no harm but yeah hopefully someone comes back to you ☺️. Just stay consistent and positive, I’m sure you’ll do a great job.

Aww thank you so much 🥰 I'll definitely be giving those recommendations a try!

Which board is your Maths?

Thank you for the recommendations! I desperately want to get A*'s but I'm just worried that I won't revise well enough so just looking into options. I'm the type where just reading something doesn't stick, so I need to actively use the information, for example with mathematics I bought extra books that have some practice questions but I've run out already haha. With the sciences I'm just worried running through the same past paper questions over and over won't make me feel confident that I've learned the material well and I'm not just remembering the answer from before. I may well just be overly anxious though!

EDEXCEL is the default option I am given, though I can switch. I have considered other boards but as far as my research has shown Universities don't favour any particular board since they're all OFQUAL regulated anyway, so I saw no reason to switch to OCR/CIE/AQA/WJEC

For maths, if youre edexcel, then practice on aqa and ocr as well (the latter are sometimes regarded as slighty harder). The styles are a bit different, but not so much that youd not get value out of practicing on them.

Edexcel produce masses of additional stuff that teachers can share - there's no need to use other boards material.

Edexcel has the most resources and I'd recommend Dr Frost:
Year 12 content: https://www.drfrost.org/explorer.php?coid=12814
Year 13 content: https://www.drfrost.org/explorer.php?coid=12815
MathsMadeEasy: https://mmerevise.co.uk/a-level-maths-revision/ [revision and worksheets ie free stuff]

For maths, if youre edexcel, then practice on aqa and ocr as well (the latter are sometimes regarded as slighty harder). The styles are a bit different, but not so much that youd not get value out of practicing on them.

Revising A level Physics, Biology and Math, been looking into Cognito, Snaprevise and alevelbiology.co.uk
Anyone have any experience with these and whether they're worth the money?