a level maths revision in 3 months
Hi,
I am a uni student that got a reduced offer for AAB when needed AAA grades. Ive definitely decided now that I want to retake a level maths - but im not too sure if I can do it within 3 months. I feel like this is the only time I have to do to it if I want to because 2nd year is gonna count and become a lot more intense. do you think I could get an A grade if I really tried in 3 months?
I am a uni student that got a reduced offer for AAB when needed AAA grades. Ive definitely decided now that I want to retake a level maths - but im not too sure if I can do it within 3 months. I feel like this is the only time I have to do to it if I want to because 2nd year is gonna count and become a lot more intense. do you think I could get an A grade if I really tried in 3 months?
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by KittyKat451Hi,
I am a uni student that got a reduced offer for AAB when needed AAA grades. Ive definitely decided now that I want to retake a level maths - but im not too sure if I can do it within 3 months. I feel like this is the only time I have to do to it if I want to because 2nd year is gonna count and become a lot more intense. do you think I could get an A grade if I really tried in 3 months?
I am a uni student that got a reduced offer for AAB when needed AAA grades. Ive definitely decided now that I want to retake a level maths - but im not too sure if I can do it within 3 months. I feel like this is the only time I have to do to it if I want to because 2nd year is gonna count and become a lot more intense. do you think I could get an A grade if I really tried in 3 months?
getting an A in A Level Maths in that timeframe will depend on a few things your starting point, how consistent and focused your study is, and how effectively you use past papers and exam technique. Three months is short, but if you can dedicate several hours a day, focus on the topics you struggle with most, do lots of timed past-paper questions, and identify patterns in the questions examiners ask, you could realistically reach an A, especially if you’re disciplined and structured in your approach. You’ll need to prioritise quality over quantity focused practice beats simply reading notes and consider getting targeted support, like online tuition, a study plan, or peer study groups, to make the most of the time.
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