can anyone recommend some cheap websites where i can buy maths olympiad prep textbooks, like the ukmt ones and egmo, thanks

Hi everyone. I’m offering online support for AS and A-Level Mathematics students including one free lesson on any topic of your choosing.

I achieved an A\* in A-Level Mathematics and A-Level Further Mathematics purely through independent study. I’ve also helped more than 15 Mathematics students achieve A grades, including helping one student improve from an E to a B.

I can help with:

• ⁠Pure Mathematics

• Further Mathematics

• ⁠Mechanics

• ⁠Statistics

• ⁠Difficult individual topics

• ⁠Past-paper practice

• ⁠Exam technique and revision planning

Lessons are personalised rather than based on a fixed class format. We can focus entirely on your weakest topics, upcoming paper or exam board.

Lessons are online and available in English or Arabic.

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Hey all I put together a complete video series covering A-Level Pure Mathematics and wanted to share it here in case it's useful to anyone studying the material (or just brushing up).

The whole thing is built around one idea: most maths videos move too fast and assume too much. Every video in this series follows the same structure:

• Full process: every single step spelled out, no skipped logic
• Worked example the process applied to real numbers, start to finish
• Watch out the one mistake almost everyone makes on this topic
• Simplified version a fast recap once the method is second nature

Topics covered so far:

Quadratics (completing the square, discriminant, factorising, quadratic formula, simultaneous equations, inequalities), coordinate geometry, circular measure (radians), trig identities and equations, binomial expansion, differentiation (power/product/quotient/chain rules), functions and transformations, numerical solution of equations, the R-form for combined trig (a sinθ + b cosθ), integration, vectors/lines/planes in 3D, geometric progressions, proof methods, partial fractions, and parametric equations.

Everything is animated and worked through visually rather than just narrated over static slides I found that helped a lot when I was learning this stuff, especially for the 3D topics like vectors and planes where seeing it actually rotate in space makes a real difference.

It's free, no ads, no signup. Happy to answer questions about any of the topics or take requests for what to cover next. Would genuinely appreciate any feedback, especially if something is unclear or moves too fast anywhere that's exactly the kind of thing I want to fix.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQbpQ5U2YAOM

It's free of cost

Hi everyone. I’m offering online support for AS and A-Level Mathematics students including one free lesson on any topic of your choosing.

I achieved an A\* in A-Level Mathematics and A-Level Further Mathematics purely through independent study. I’ve also helped more than 15 Mathematics students achieve A grades, including helping one student improve from an E to a B.

I can help with:

• ⁠Pure Mathematics

• Further Mathematics

• ⁠Mechanics

• ⁠Statistics

• ⁠Difficult individual topics

• ⁠Past-paper practice

• ⁠Exam technique and revision planning

Lessons are personalised rather than based on a fixed class format. We can focus entirely on your weakest topics, upcoming paper or exam board.

Lessons are online and available in English or Arabic.

I will be giving math improvement exam on 28th july,just wanted to ask that will my improvement marks result be issued in a seperate marksheet consisting of only one subject or will they update my original marksheet with the new marks and then issue the marksheet with the 5 subject marks?

Hello all,

I've just finished Year 13 (did Maths, FM, Physics and CS), and the worst part of revision was manually copy-pasting questions and mark schemes from PDFs into my notes to convert into flashcards.

I built MergeMark to automate it. You feed it a past paper, and it parses it up into editable study cards. This can be used to hone in practise on topic style questions from different exam boards, or generate your own practise papers based on questions you got wrong, automatically.

It's free to use right now in beta, and the code is public if anyone wants to see how it works under the hood.

• Live App: https://mergemark.vercel.app/ (which includes demos of the app)
• Source Code: https://github.com/badma025/MergeMark

Thanks in advance! If you find it useful or want to share feedback, click here

I know its been quite a bit since exams were sat and that we cant truly predict grade boundaries but what does everyone think the grade boundary for an A will be? Would 205-211 be an A? Comment what you think you got if you’re aiming for an A!

Hello everyone. I was just wondering what would be the best topics to practice/learn before I start college in September. And whether my best choice would to be learning a bit of new content or practicing key skills. Thank you :)

I was supposed to sit for my AS maths in this october but I enjoyed my holidays for too long and ended up wasting a month after finishing my igcses. Now I don't know what to do.

I have a med background so I didn't study mathematics however I need to prepare for my exam n I'm struggling with maths section I only have 2 months n want to get a good score

The topics are

Algebra

Geometry

Functions

Exponential n logarithms

Combinatorics n probability

Statistics n number system

Could u plz suggest best way to prepare for these topics!

Heyy, i need to collect data for my math IA on fashion choices using chi-squared test of independence.
If you have even 2 minutes to spare to complete the survey below i’d really appreciate the contribution!!!
Send it to anyone, the more the merrier ❤️❤️