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KEY POINT SUMMARY of 2023 GCSE pass marks calculations
- Each GCSE exam board has only slightly different pass grade boundaries each year. Typically this is somewhere between 30% – 50%.
- This is because the GCSE pass mark depends on that year’s overall student performance. A set % must fall within each grade boundary, including roughly the same percentage each year who pass.
- The same annual standardisation statistical calculations are conducted for each GCSE exam.
- So let’s assume for one year more students do badly than is usual. Now that GCSE’s pass mark needs to be lowered.
- Otherwise there would be too small a percentage of GCSE students who achieve a pass grade.
- Similarly, if more GCSE pupils do better for a different GCSE exam, then the pass mark is increased.
2023 GCSE Maths exam boards’ guidance
Here is guidance from the main GCSE exam boards:
- Cambridge GCSE exam board guidance.
- Edexcel GCSE exam board guidance
- Pearson GCSE exam board guidance.
- OCR GCSE exam board guidance.
How to use our past Humanities GCSE papers as 2023 GCSE mock exams
We specialise in free practice tests and all the admissions info you need in one place.
Which School Entrance Tests’ to use as a 2023 GCSE mock?
You need to
- Review our updated 2023 AQA GCSE Humanities past papers list which is found below.
- The most recent years available from the GCSE exam board websites are included first.
- Avoid using any previous GCSE Maths exam paper with GCSE Maths questions you’ve answered in the past. Or even seen.
- Replicate your summer 2023 GCSE exam conditions. In particular the exact timing.
- Work steadily through in somewhere where you won’t be disturbed. That means having your mobile switched off!
- Then immediately review your GCSE Maths answers for key GCSE MATHS learning points.
- And now adjust your remaining aGcse Maths revision sessions accordingly.
We hope that our GCSE 2023 guide and past GCSE exam papers help you achieve your best 2023 GCSE grades.
How to stay motivated during GCSE exam season 2023
- Believe that you’ve done all the work necessary to be able to pass. Anything else is a bonus.
- Treating your predicted GCSE grades as your upper target only. There’s many reasons why GCSE students will not achieve their target GCSE grades 2022.
- Don’t make your GCSE revision sessions too arduous.
- Try as much as you possibly can to make your GCSE revision ‘fresh’ – rather than a daily chore.
- Regularly reward yourself.
- Employ short diversions and apply different learning methods that will make the work less monotonous and help it all sink in.
Passing any 2023 GCSE test requires a good strategy in place.
Anyone preparing for their GCSEs will hopefully find this post informative.
Try other School Entrance Tests pages with GCSE past papers.
We hope that our GCSE 2023 guide and past GCSE exam papers helped you achieve your best 2023 GCSE grades.
IGCSE and GCSE exam boards
Below you will find links to the different exam board websites, where updates will be provided as they become official. Some of these also provide access to past papers too.
School Entrance Tests‘ GCSE Maths Practice Test
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Our GCSE Maths Practice Test Quiz must be completed in 10 minutes.
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KEY FACTS for Maths GCSE
GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) is an academically / subject based qualification. Students in England and Wales study towards this over a 2 year period, Year 10 and 11. The idea of GCSEs is to give you a broad general knowledge, from where you can then become specialised in your A-levels. Yearly GCSE exams take place between May and June.
Your GCSE subject choices and subsequently the results you get can affect the following:
- the sixth form you go to
- the qualifications you take next
- your eligibility for a university course
- which university you can apply to
- your career prospects
AQA past papers and AQA GCSE past papers
We have a lot of free exam papers and mark schemes available on our GCSE Practice page. We constantly add to these, so if you are looking for something specific, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
This specific quiz is based on questions previously asked in GCSE Maths Practice 1 F or Foundation Tier. Keep an eye out for our next series that will focus on questions from the Higher tier.
You will have access to this quiz for 5 attempts over the next month.
Try our Maths puzzle books below:
Maths-puzzle-book_1 and Maths-puzzle-book_2.
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GCSE Maths papers 2020
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 1F (June 2020)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 1F (November 2020)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 2F (June 2020)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 2F (June 2020)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3F (June 2020)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 3F (June 2020)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper1H (June 2020)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 1H (June 2020)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper2H (June 2020)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 2H (June 2020)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3H (June 2020)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 3H (June 2020)
2019:
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 1F (June 2019)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 1F (June 2019)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 2F (June 2019)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 2F (June 2019)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3F (June 2019)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 3F (June 2019)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 1H (June 2019)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 1H (June 2019)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 2H (June 2019)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 2H (June 2019)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3H (June 2019)
AQA-GCSE Maths Mark Scheme 3H (June 2019)
Maths AQA GCSE past papers 2018
AQA-GCSE Maths Paper 1F (June 2018)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 1F (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Paper 1H (June 2018)
AQA Maths Paper 1H (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Paper 2F (June 2018)
AQA Maths Paper 2F (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Paper 2H (June 2018)
AQA Maths Paper 2H (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Paper 3F (June 2018)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3F (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Paper 3H (June 2018)
AQA GCSE Maths Paper 3H (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA GCSE Maths Past Papers
Secondly from the Edexcel exam board:
AQA GCSE Maths Past Papers
AQA past papers
AQA-Maths Foundation Paper 1 (Nov 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 1 (Nov 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-Maths Foundation Paper 2 (Nov 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 2 (Nov 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-Maths Foundation Paper 3 (Nov 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 3 (Nov 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-Maths Higher Paper 1 (Nov 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Paper 1 (Nov 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-Maths Higher Paper 2 (Nov 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Paper 2 (Nov 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Paper 3 (Nov 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Paper 3 (Nov 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 1 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 1 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 2 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 2 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 3 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Paper 3 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Paper 1 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Paper 1 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Paper 2 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Paper 2 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Paper 3 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Paper 3 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
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AQA GCSE Maths Past Papers
AQA GCSE Maths Past Papers
GCSE Maths Past Papers 2016
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 1 Stats (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 1 Stats (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Unit 1 Stats (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Unit 1 Stats (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 2 Algebra (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 2 Algebra (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Unit 2 Algebra (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Unit 2 Algebra (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 3 Geometry & Algebra (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 3 Geometry & Algebra (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Unit 3 Geometry & Algebra (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Maths Higher Unit 3 Geometry & Algebra (June 2016) Mark Scheme
* AQA GCSE maths * GCSE maths foundation paper * maths past papers *
Maths GCSE 2015
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 1 Stats (Nov 2015)
AQA- GCSE Foundation Unit 1 Stats (Nov 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 1 (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 1 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Foundation Unit 2 Algebra (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Maths Foundation Unit 2 Algebra (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Unit 2 Algebra (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Higher Unit 2 Algebra (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Unit 1 Stats (Nov 2015)
AQA- GCSE Higher Unit 1 Stats (Nov 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Maths Higher Unit 1 (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Higher Unit 1 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
14+ Maths exam papers
Firstly, 14+ Maths 2018 (Benenden).
Maths (City of London Freemen’s School 2012).
14+ Maths (St Edward’s 2016).
Maths (St Edward’s 2015).
14+ Maths (St Edward’s 2014).
Maths (St Edward’s 2013).
Lastly, 14+ Maths, English & French (Monmouth School).
Biology GCSE Past Papers
Firstly past papers from the AQA exam board.
GCSE Exams – AQA exam board
AQA-GCSE Biology Paper 1F Specimen (2018)
AQA- GCSE Biology Paper 1F Specimen (2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Paper 1H Specimen (2018)
AQA- GCSE Biology Paper 1H Specimen (2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Paper 2F Specimen (2018)
AQA- GCSE Biology Paper 2F Specimen (2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Paper 2H Specimen (2018)
AQA- GCSE Biology Paper 2H Specimen (2018) Mark Scheme
AQA GCSE Maths Past Papers
Biology GCSE 2017
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B1 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B1 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B1 (June 2017)
Biology Higher B1 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B2 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B2 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B2 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B2 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B3 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B3 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B3 (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B3 (June 2017) Mark Scheme
* AQA GCSE maths * GCSE maths foundation paper * maths past papers *
Biology GCSE 2016
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B1 (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B1 (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B1 (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B1 (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B2 (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B2 (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B2 (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B3 (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B3 (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B3 (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B3 (June 2016) Mark Scheme
Science GCSE Past Papers – Biology 2015
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B1 (June 2015)
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B1 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B1 (June 2015)
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B1 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B2 (June 2015)
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B2 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B2 (June 2015)
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B2 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Biology Foundation B3 (June 2015)
AQA-GCSE Biology Foundation B3 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Biology Higher B3 (June 2015)
AQA-GCSE Biology Higher B3 (June 2015) Mark Scheme
* AQA GCSE maths * GCSE maths foundation paper * maths past papers *
Chemistry GCSE exam papers
Firstly, past exam papers from the AQA exam board
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (Specimen 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (Specimen 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (Specimen 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (Specimen 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (Specimen 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (Specimen 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (Specimen 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (Specimen 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2018) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2018)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2018) Mark Scheme
More Chemistry GCSE 2017
AQA-GCSE Chemistry INSERT 1F & 1H (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2017)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2017)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Chemistry INSERT 2F & 2H (June 2017)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry INSERT 3F & 3H (June 2017)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 3F (June 2017)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 3F (June 2017) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 3H (June 2017)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 3H (June 2017)Mark Scheme
* AQA GCSE maths * GCSE maths foundation paper * maths past papers *
Chemistry 2016
Firstly from the AQA Exam Board.
AQA- GCSE Chemistry INSERT 1F & 1H (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry INSERT 2F & 2H (June 2016)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 3F (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 3F (June 2016) Mark Scheme
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 3H (June 2016)
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 3H (June 2016) Mark Scheme
Chemistry 2015
Firstly, from the AQA exam board
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1F (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 1H (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2F (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 2H (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 3F (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 3F (June 2015) Mark Scheme
AQA-GCSE Chemistry Paper 3H (June 2015)
AQA- GCSE Chemistry Paper 3H (June 2015) Mark Scheme
Physics 13+ exam papers
Physics (Haberdashers’ Aske’s 2015)
13+ Physics (ISEB Level 2 2017)
13+Physics Mark Scheme (ISEB Level 2 2017)
Physics (Merchant Taylors 2017)
* AQA GCSE maths * GCSE maths foundation paper * maths past papers *
Science GCSE past papers
Science (City of London Freemen’s School)
13+ Science (City of London Freemen’s School 2014)
Science (Dulwich College)
13+ Science (Emanuel School)
Science (ISEB Level 1 2017).
13+ Science Mark Scheme (ISEB Level 1 2017)
Science (St Edward’s Scholarship 2016)
13+ Science (St Edward’s Scholarship 2015)
Science (St Edward’s 2016)
13+ Science (St Edward’s 2014).
Science (St Edward’s 2013)
13+ Science (St Edward’s 2013-14)
Science (St Edward’s 2013)
13+ Science (St Edward’s Scholarship 2011)
Lastly, 13+Science (Whitgift).
* AQA GCSE maths * GCSE maths foundation paper * maths past papers *
14+ Science GCSE past papers
Firstly, 14+ Science (City of London Freemen’s School 2014)
Secondly, 14+Science (St Edward’s 2016)
Thirdly, 14+ Science (St Edward’s 2014)
Finally, 14+ Science (St Edward’s 2013)
Top tips for passing your GCSE
- Focus on focused and consistent revision GCSE practice papers sessions. The best approach is to make revision notes on cards. Then to go over what you’ve written on your revision cards.
- Being confident – this is one of the most effective GCSE exam tips. Confidence tells your brain know that you can find the answers.ood approach to take to GCSE preparation. For example, certain students prefer answering the tough questions first and then the easy questions.
- Ask for assistance. Your ego is your enemy, since asking for expert assistance during your preparation phase is a gthe smart thing to do. One should be open to all kinds of suggestions and using those tips to their benefit will bring in better results.
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Extra GCSE Maths Extra Revision
Our Recommendations for more GCSE Maths Extra Revision are:
GCSE Maths Tutor
- For GCSE Maths students who may want to go on to study one (or more!) Maths A-Levels.
A-Level Maths Tutor
- A free A-level Maths revision guide
White Group Mathematics
- Excellent site for those students interested in advancing their mathematics even further…
Progression from GCSE
- After taking GCSEs at age 16, the most common route for students in England is to go on to study A and/or AS levels.
- A student’s decision to study a GCSE subject further may depend on a variety of factors (see Vidal Rodeiro, 2007), including enjoyment of the subject, ability, and usefulness for career plans. In addition there may be further constraints based on the school or college, such as whether the subject is actually offered, and whether the school restricts entry onto AS/ A level courses based on GCSE attainment.
- AS and A levels in England have been reformed in recent years, with assessment now concentrated at the end of the course. The AS level, commonly used as a stepping-stone towards an A level in the same subject, but also as a standalone qualification giving additional breadth of study, has been ‘decoupled’ from the A level. The reform has been implemented gradually, by subject.
GCSE exam board’s own past papers for previous GCSE years
Below you will find links to the different GCSE exam board websites, where updates will be provided as they become official. S
Many also provide access to past papers:
* GCSE maths foundation paper * maths past papers *
Our Top Strategies for Passing 2023’s GCSE Maths
Passing the GCSE maths test in 2023 is not a piece of cake; however, with certain tips and tricks, the whole process can become relatively easy, and one can make sure that one passes the test in the first go. The GCSE examination stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education and is one of the most used recognition criteria for students in America and Europe.
Here are some tips that will assist students in passing the GCSE math test on the first go. The below outlined points would significantly help the students to build confidence to clear the maths exams.
Consistent revision and Quality
- Sometimes, close attention needs to be provided to the points that were written, answers that were provided, and problems that were solved. Since a student needs to answer some questions for the examination, it is not always possible to look at all that was written. That is when revision comes into place. Therefore, a strategy for revising after a task is performed is extremely important. It improves and ensures that the correct answer is always provided, and there should not be doubt in the student’s mind that something could have been done better.
Confidence in Abilities
- Self-belief is quite important. If an individual is underconfident and unsure whether he or she will be able to ace the test, then that might lead to some problems. Whether the student is good or average, it is always important to have a minimum level of confidence that they will be able to do good. And from this confidence, a strategy for preparation will develop automatically, and the student will finally do good. Developing self-confidence has proved efficient for most students appearing for such examinations.
Personalized Approach
- No matter how good a process is, there is always a personalized approach to certain steps that can make an individual more effective than others. Some teachers will ask the students to start the exams with the bigger questions that contribute the most marks. However, a student can always start with the questions that are most known to them, and they will be easily able to answer them. It is a good strategy to always start with the easy questions, get them out of the way, and finally spend time-solving the tough ones. Just because the rest of the group follows the former method does not mean it will work for everyone.
Focusing on Building Blocks before the Exams
- It is always a good decision to practice as much as possible before the test. For example, if you’re a student preparing for the GCSE examination, it is a good decision to practice beforehand. There are many online learning platforms where mock examinations will be available to assist the students in practising for the exams beforehand. It will ensure a decent practice session and allow them to clear doubts before exams if possible.
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Passing your GCSE Maths 2023
Here’s Rob Williams Assesment‘s top tips for passing your GCSE:
- Focus on quality and consistent revision – Revisions are one of the most underrated but also one of the most crucial things to keep in mind in any kind of examination. Furthermore, when it comes to scoring well in a critical exam like GCSE, revision sessions often do the trick. Since the answers are not lengthy and there are not hundreds of questions, anyone and everyone should be able to make enough time to religious participate in revisions.
- The best way to get this done is to complete writing everything 30 minutes before the commencement of the deadline and then use those 30 mins to revise everything that has been written. The revision also comes in handy when you are just about to sit for the exams. Revising the subject minutes before starting the exam makes connections to the brain and allows everyone to write better answers.
- Being confident – this is one of the most reparative and effective tips and tricks of all times that is to be followed by every applicant. Confidence is the key to letting the brain know that the student has all the answers and if they can keep calm and go through the hour, answers will start popping up in the brain effectively. What is even more important is not to be underconfident. Underconfidence sometimes ruins the whole game, where a student might not even be able to remember the lessons that he or she studied hard for.
- Personalized approach to the exam – this step deals with the approach that a student might follow to prepare for the examination or even give the answers. For example, certain students prefer answering the tough questions first and then head on to the easy questions. The approach depends on the mindset and preparation of the person sitting for the exam. There is no specific suggestion that can be provided. The only tip is to be open to a situation where adaptions based on the types of questions asked will be required. Since, from the start of the exam the brain activity is at its peak, some students find it better to head to the known and easy questions first.
- Key building blocks – one should have an understanding of the topic before they start preparing. A strong foundation will allow the student to do well as that individual understands the topic better and will be able to personalize the answers as per requirement.
- Asking for assistance – ego is the enemy, so asking for expert assistance during the preparation phase is the smart thing to do. One should be open to all kinds of suggestions and using those tips to their benefit will bring in better results.
Passing your 2023 Maths GCSE Test.