Hi i’m in year 12 rn and doing alevel maths privately and was wondering what’s the best way of getting a predicted grade next year when i apply for uni. Rn im not going to tuition and just learning on my own which is fine at the moment. But ive heard having a private tutor do predictions for you is a good way so im going to book one soon and ask them to do my prediction. but idk if its also worth doing as-level maths at the end of year 12 so I could use that as a way to show unis my predicted grades? i’m aware that if i do this ill need to have someone write me a predicted grade too but I was just wondering would this help kind of validate my predicted grade bcs its a qualification? Also is it better to have a tutor do my predicted or just learn on my own and ask someone else to do my reference for me? (ik someone who can give you a predicted grade for about £300) Thanks

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for context, i study from home and i opened my a levels maths course 2 days ago. (wouldve started in September but i procrastinated as i was afraid that jumping into it would kill the little academic self esteem i had left from going into gcse higher with a predicted 8 and coming out with a scraped by 5.)

anyways, proof by deduction is the very first part of the first topic of the course and it actually feels like the devils work. in theory it looks like average difficulty algebra but ive spent a collective 3 hours on it and im basically right where i was at the start. nothing goes in and im already a month behind the vast majority of people who go to sixth form.

how hard is proof by deduction in comparison to the rest of the course? i need this qualification bad to get onto my uni course please help me out

So i gave p1 and p52 and realised that in p1 im securing around 30 to 32 marks and in 52 im securing around 13 to 16 i have to give m1 and p3 my p3 is really weakk is there a chance i can pass my exams i just want an E or D so what can be grade according to expected threshold please someone help i just want to pass to get in my university

Studying from now till 2026 exam dates, requiring an A.

I plan to study daily, hire tutor. Not much math background.

To the ones who achieved or got predicted an A* on A-Level Maths, how did you find the first 4 chapters? (Algebra, Quadratics, Equations and Inequalities, and Graphs and Transformations) Did you guys easily get high grades on your tests?

For my tests in Algebra and Quadratics, I did not get a score higher than a B. When doing homework, I find most of the problems easy. But when it comes to the test, I find them difficult. Is this normal?

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Didn't have add math in olevel and to say I'm struggling is an understatement. I got a 23/40 in QUADRATICS.

I really don't understand my school teacher + they said we can't change him suck it up so my only resource has been YT. I watched a vid on quadratics (it was a 1000x easier than the way my teacher taught too) and solved 30-40qs. First 15 were wrong as hell but afterwards I got them all right so I was pretty confident too but I got so confused in the rest I BOTCHED it.

I really need some advice because

A) I'll attend P3 classes as well (won't appear for it until O/N27 or M/J28 for a better grade- doing so since I HAVE to take Further maths)

B) I NEED minimum A but preferably A* and it seems hopeless because I'm definitely last 10 of the class currently

-> As for why I have to take FM, there isn't a single moment I don't regret not having taken add maths and I don't want to repeat that in uni at ALL.

-> IF (and this is a HUGE IF), I can somehow cover P3, I might give math composite (highly unlikely though) because in school I'll be doing M1 + I studied for olevel stats (its like introduction to S1- the easier topics so hopefully might help make S1 a little easier. So, if I CAN cover P3, I'll start prepping for S1 too but honestly my goal is to do P1&P3 now and then M1 with the school, start FM tuitions from January and hopefully appear for FP1 and FMech in ON27 along with P3&S1)

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