OCR GCSE Maths June 2021 / November 2021 Paper 4 Higher Tier Walkthrough

[@MrTompkins]

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[@lauraparis9577]

I'm so grateful these videos exist thank you so so much!!

[@MrTompkins]

You're so welcome! 😀👍

[@nxtl4644]

Thanks a lot this was is my mock, hoping for a 9 now!

[@MrTompkins]

Lucky you! Hope you do as well with the rest of your papers!

[@rehmaismail513]

on Q6 (27:00) should you not divide it by 6? w video tho

[@MrTompkins]

Hey! Thanks for the feedback. Not sure what you mean by dividing by 6. If you give a bit more detail, I'll take another look for you. I did go check the answer on the mark scheme and my method all looks good. But there are often more than 1 way of doing these sorts of problems. Just as long as you are finding the same amounts of everything so you can make the correct comparisons.

[@user-he3bl9sh1v]

great Q19 b - didn't see when first did.

[@faustinakalitsi3027]

GOOD MORNING SIR THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT JOB. WE NEED A WALK THROUGH FOR OCR MATHS 2021 PAPER 5 & 6 THANK YOU.

[@MrTompkins]

They are there! Check my website for all available walkthroughs, papers, and mark schemes: mr.tompkins.online/ocr

[@DopEZTam]

What program do you use to get the casio calculator on your screen?

[@MrTompkins]

It’s the emulator made by Casio -pretty good!

[@sadiyabegum2265]

thank u for this video, it's so helpful!!!

[@MrTompkins]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck in your exams 🍀

[@shshejeje4294]

Great video!! Also I have 2 questions if you don’t mind: 1) can you please do a 2023 AQA maths paper 1 non calc predictions video ( for this years gcse) 2) do maths past paper questions repeat? Or are they similar? because I want to keep doing papers but do they repeat? THANK YOU!! 🥺😁

[@MrTompkins]

Hey! Thanks for the feedback! 1) I don't actually like predicted papers. They are often unbalanced and contain errors, which can confuse students. Much better to use the ACTUAL papers from your exam board. 2) Yes! Well not the exact questions, obviously. But variants of them. You start recognising them the more past papers you do. Complete them all and you will have seen a good chunk of what you'll get in the final papers.

[@shshejeje4294]

@@MrTompkins sorry for the late reply!! Thank you very much sir!! ☺️