GCSE Maths In Four Weeks Revision Guide - Grades 9-1

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Hundreds of students, up and down the UK, have boosted their grades in GCSE maths by simply 'copying' Jeevan's revision principles (see the reviews below). I followed his advice and jumped from a ‘D’ Grade to a ‘B’ grade within weeks I am now aiming for an A/A* In GCSE Maths. Use your revision guides and textbooks as a reference point in case you need to read up on extra material but even so, try to avoid referring to heaps of information. What the ‘straight A’ student does differently on a daily basis compared to an average ‘C grade’ student. On top of that, I have recorded 8 hours of video showing me go through exam question after exam question; step by step.

Hours Of Video Tutorials: In this section, Jeevan demonstrates step-by-step on how to solve the trickiest Maths GCSE exam questions, which essentially acts like your child is getting a personal tutor right at home. In fact, many under-performing kids go on to achieve top grades as well as a well-paid career because they apply these things. A few unusual questions your child must ask themselves if they want to achieve ‘straight As’ in their next set of exams. I achieved the highest grade in my entire year group and I am now being considered to take my GCSE maths exam in November this year, where I would have just begun year 11.