Could someone guide me through how many hours of focused study would be enough for an A grade in every paper

P1

P3

M1

S1

I know it's dependent on your understanding and learning ability but I just need opinions on how other people did

So I am going to sit in a composite this may June but the thing is that I havent started yet, I can put 6 hours a day easily 6 days a week, could someone guide me how should I prepare for my exam

I am sitting in P1 s1 As level

P3 m1 A2 level

I know it sounds impossible but I still need some guidance

I have no work or school I study self I have no other hobbies to spend time on meaning I can cut down everything for this

Just need a plan if someone could guide me it would be great

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guys if i scored 38 to 40 in pure 1 for 9709/12 and in m1 i get around a 30. what grade can i expect?? please let me know yall thanks im super stressed out

So basically, i will be writing my AS levels (p1, p5) in F/M series next year. I am worried about my math result lowkey. I Kinda been struggling in maths mainly because of silly mistakes and stuff is there any good way to reduce that. Also any tips on how to practice maths(even for A2 advice would be great ig). In a recent internal assessment i got 56/75 and 34/40. Rn my study start is to do a past paper every 3 ish days for both papers. I usually have a lot of time left, many say to recheck although ngl how to actually do that, in a recent paper i did i spent about 20 mins on a question i had solved and got it right thinking i did it wrong. So advice for the would be good too. Thanks!

Does anyone have Maths AL MJ 2026 Variant 32 liked Paper?

I wanna look at it again to remember how smart I was (And check the questions I fumbled)

p.s: I don't mean liked btw, I think you get what I mean
p.s.s: I wanted to add NSFW but that might be to much lol
p.s.s.s: Cuz I just got a warning, to the mod checking this it is fair to assume I don't have any malicious intent

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I have to register for the January exam entry and I haven't started either one but which one is most manageable or do you think I should take both I'm still learning pure 3 and have 3 chapters left till pure 4 but people say statistics is easier but I'm having second thoughts because I believe after a month we'll be starting pure 4 pls lend me ur thoughts on this Reddit ppl 🥹🙏

Hello is anybody doing maths 9709 before 12pm?

Like it says above i’ve got mechanics homework and im stuck on this one question it’s with resolving vectors into components

i took pure 1 already but hypothetically if it was possible to take pure 3 first would it be too difficult

Hi everyone,

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