How I got 99% in GCSE Maths (with resources)

[@c.h.a.i.n.s]

ONE MONTH TO GO LADS GL

[@iv8449]

SHAKING IN MY BOOTS

[@Achieve_Success.]

@@iv8449 frr

[@ZinqTV]

Thank you for the information man rlly needed it.. currently working at a grade 7 AIMING FOR A 9 🙌🏾

[@sadiya_mo]

same , stuck in 7

[@RobertLeversyt]

same im like getting 7 (maybe an 8 on paper 1)

[@bloc5422]

ive been stuck at grade 6 since year 8 and need a 7 to get into the sixth form i want

[@anikethchalamalasetty3760]

An absolutely wonderful video - your flashcards saved me going from a 4 to a 9 in just a few months!! Thanks

[@comradearno6518]

how tf is that even possible bruh

[@RobertLeversyt]

ive gone from a 3 to a 7/8 in 2 months@@comradearno6518

[@shashamane2022]

@@comradearno6518😭😭😭

[@momtazkhanom4336]

Where are the flashcards?

[@jobleboble4137]

@@comradearno6518So easy g i went from a 3 to a 8 in combined science using cognito.

[@vedangpandit6147]

Arnav I'm extremely thankful for your video. Without this content I wouldn't have been able to achieve grade 9 in Maths. I will be sure to recommend this to all my friends. Keep up the good work!

[@Abel703]

everyone good luck

[@labs_transport9812]

You too

[@Abel703]

thanks I feel so good about the gcse my work paid of I think

[@dedicategrinder88]

7:48 EXACTLY, Like a probability over 1 or 100% is crazy, and that saved me a couple marks by checking lmao

[@namantiwari1840]

great video this method is actually very effective thank you!

[@alternateacc_4kds675]

my end of year grade in year 9 is a 4 or a 5, im trying to reach my full potential in order to get all 9s (hopefully) across the board come august time results day 2026, 2 years left to go man, i hope this video should help!

[@jiyaashah4960]

mad editing skills - great advice :)

[@Abel703]

I need a grade 9 now think I got it.

[@NiklausMikealson1605]

Hi Arnav, a question could you also make a video about how to get a 9 in computer science specailly practical as there aren't many videos on that topic. Thanks.

[@arnav-prasad]

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll look into making one soon!

[@todostextbook813]

Hi can you please try make a video on how to improve in further maths gcse? My grades are always stuck at 6/7 but I would like to get to 8/9! Also Love the vid!

[@arnav-prasad]

i may do in the future, but for id give very much the same advice as i do for maths - theres just more content and id say to prioritise past papers even more :)

[@abz.rehman]

Hey Arnav. Love these videos, they're very helpful. Just a few questions. When will your other GCSE flashcards appear on your website? Also, what did an average day of revision look like for you?

[@arnav-prasad]

Hi, thanks for the kind words :) Unfortunately I never created complete decks for all content in most subjects. There are some gaps in the decks I haven’t uploaded, but I may put them up for free as there’s still a lot of useful stuff in them and they’re great flashcards. As for an average day… haha well I was quite bad at sticking to the revision schedules I made or any rigid structure for that matter, but closer to my final GCSEs I would do a combination of making/reviewing Anki cards, looking at mistakes I made in past tests, writing/planning answers to past paper qs, etc. I would also do timed practice for subjects I found time-pressured. My revision for each subject looked quite different. The number of hours you revise isn’t important and shouldn’t be compared with other people’s, its more about how much content you can cover using effective methods-for me, this looked like using Anki, or covering up sections in a textbook after reading and trying to say what i remembered out loud, then repeating to fill gaps. There are a bunch of other creative ways to fit active recall into your revision. Anyway, I did that fairly regularly, especially for topics I was shaky on. I would certainly suggest using a revision timetable (especially a retrospective one, see this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGjSYWyXbNlniKMsi=lbwwVybwRMOdU7qg) to make sure you’re on track to cover everything in time. Keep going and good luck :)

[@abz.rehman]

@@arnav-prasad Thank you so much brother for the help. I really appreciate it. I wish you the best for your future.

[@omaruddin7866]

238/240 is beyond nuts. has anyone got 240/240 in edexcel gcse?

[@Average_Life04]

Hey Omg tahnks for sharing this video with us ! im currently at a grade 6 and want to achieve 8 in my maths GCSE. Is there something that you would strongley reccomend after doing maths geneie because i have completed the topic questions and the past PAPERS FROM 2018. I struugle to think differently in the exam. like apparently you are ment to look at the question from a differnt perspective to see what application fits the best and honestly im literally struggling with that. What would you reccomend ?

[@arnav-prasad]

I would suggest watching walkthrough videos for questions/topics you find tough on KZbin channels. There are some great channels linked in the description!

[@Average_Life04]

​​@@arnav-prasad Ok thank you

[@rameshbibhuti9857]

Good video really maximum material to learning method thanks you

[@arnav-prasad]

thank you 🙏

[@NiklausMikealson1605]

Hey Arnav absolutely loved the video. Really helped. I jsut had a question if I do past papers and find my weaknesses and then do those kinds of question will it work?

[@arnav-prasad]

100%, if you do enough of them.

[@User.19651]

I got put up to do higher after passing the resits in November so now I’m doing it in may and want to get a 7 but I don’t know grade 6-9 topics what should I do???

[@User.19651]

And bc I’m at college I only have maths once a week also I’m the only one doing higher in my college so I do grade 1-4 work in class because of that

[@arnav-prasad]

Despite your challenges, you can definitely still get the top grades if you set your mind to it. Create a revision plan for how you will cover all the 6-9 topics independently (using the topic lists I have linked), and use KZbin tutorials, textbooks, and/or other online resources to learn the content. Definitely go to your teachers for help if you get stuck on a concept. Start regular practice now using the websites I mention, making sure that you mark your work. Revisit revision resources if you don't understand your mistakes. You may find it useful to use the heatmap I have linked also, as it shows the most frequently assessed topics. Start with these, as well as your least confident topics. Best of luck!

[@xxtwovsavey246]

Is it possible for me to achieve a grade 6 in maths?(I'm currently on a 4)

[@arnav-prasad]

absolutely! you’ll definitely get there if you follow the advice and don’t give up

[@xxtwovsavey246]

@@arnav-prasad Thank youu this gave me hope!😭😭

[@user-yo5rx2dd8f]

lifesaver

[@noaleahere875]

thank you so much

[@shannen07]

I'm in year 10 and this is really helpful. Thank youuu

[@arnav-prasad]

awesome, glad it helped.

[@vix9221]

how do i check what topics could come up in the maths papers

[@arnav-prasad]

Usually, all papers can include any topics from across the spec, with the obvious exception of questions requiring calculators being in the non-calc exam. If you’re talking about finding a topic list, have a look at the specification (eg. AQA, Edexcel, OCR) for your exam board online. These can sometimes be hard to read/understand because of the technical language, so you can equally search for a checklist online like this one for Edexcel: www.mathsgenie.co.uk/gcse2023.html

[@ryu_m8133]

is revising now too late?

[@arnav-prasad]

definitely not, its never too late!

[@Iddrisu-nc5kg]

@@arnav-prasadhow can I get direct contact with you?

[@arnav-prasad]

Email me at [e-mail]

[@Iddrisu-nc5kg]

@@arnav-prasad thanks sir.

[@starlightseeun]

omgg i see ryujin on ur pfp! i also stan itzy lol