Am i cooked or cooked? Need advice 16 yr old.

so first off, don’t even stress about your mum saying you got a 9 lol, it’s fine, just roll with it or correct ur mum.... the people doing the test aren’t expecting a genius, they just wanna see if you can handle the basics and actually try, so chill. the key tonight is to focus on stuff you can actually remember fast think fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, basic algebra like brackets and solving for x, angles, perimeter, area, Pythagoras, probability, and simple sequences. don’t waste time on trig or fancy graphs, you don’t need that for this. use the next few hours smart: skim 1–2 questions per topic from past papers, watch quick YouTube vids from corbettmaths, hegartymaths, or mr barton for the stuff you struggle with, and write a mini cheat sheet with formulas and rules you might forget. when you’re in the test, do the easy questions first, show your working even if unsure, and read the instructions properly little mistakes on non-calc stuff can cost marks. honestly, even if it doesn’t go perfectly, showing effort counts for a lot, and they might still give you the chance to train before tutoring. finally, don’t stay up cramming too late, get some sleep, and just walk in calm and focused

thx this srsly meant a lot, srry i couldn't get to u earlier. I did the exam and tbh even if i did revise i doubt it would've made a difference. The questions themselves were okay ish, its js there were SO MANY damn pages like it was endless and it was so loud and my head was hurting so much. I have to get 85% to pass and hes gonna reveal the result tmrow😭 will lyk tho:>

HELLO OFC! im glad I contributed and helped tho. Definitely keep me updated me on the results, Although I already know ur getting 85% or more. Easy!

so first off, don’t even stress about your mum saying you got a 9 lol, it’s fine, just roll with it or correct ur mum.... the people doing the test aren’t expecting a genius, they just wanna see if you can handle the basics and actually try, so chill. the key tonight is to focus on stuff you can actually remember fast think fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, basic algebra like brackets and solving for x, angles, perimeter, area, Pythagoras, probability, and simple sequences. don’t waste time on trig or fancy graphs, you don’t need that for this. use the next few hours smart: skim 1–2 questions per topic from past papers, watch quick YouTube vids from corbettmaths, hegartymaths, or mr barton for the stuff you struggle with, and write a mini cheat sheet with formulas and rules you might forget. when you’re in the test, do the easy questions first, show your working even if unsure, and read the instructions properly little mistakes on non-calc stuff can cost marks. honestly, even if it doesn’t go perfectly, showing effort counts for a lot, and they might still give you the chance to train before tutoring. finally, don’t stay up cramming too late, get some sleep, and just walk in calm and focused

WHYD UR MOM DECLINE (u deserve that right) AND 76% IS ABSOLUTELY BOMB! ay as long as life goes on and ur alive you have nothing be worried about.

so first off, don’t even stress about your mum saying you got a 9 lol, it’s fine, just roll with it or correct ur mum.... the people doing the test aren’t expecting a genius, they just wanna see if you can handle the basics and actually try, so chill. the key tonight is to focus on stuff you can actually remember fast think fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, basic algebra like brackets and solving for x, angles, perimeter, area, Pythagoras, probability, and simple sequences. don’t waste time on trig or fancy graphs, you don’t need that for this. use the next few hours smart: skim 1–2 questions per topic from past papers, watch quick YouTube vids from corbettmaths, hegartymaths, or mr barton for the stuff you struggle with, and write a mini cheat sheet with formulas and rules you might forget. when you’re in the test, do the easy questions first, show your working even if unsure, and read the instructions properly little mistakes on non-calc stuff can cost marks. honestly, even if it doesn’t go perfectly, showing effort counts for a lot, and they might still give you the chance to train before tutoring. finally, don’t stay up cramming too late, get some sleep, and just walk in calm and focused

WELL I JS WANNA SAY TY, LIKE BRO U HELPED SO MUCH. ALSO IM TUTORING AT HOME NOW!!! yippeee:>>> I've got 2 kids so far😌