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IGCSE Mathematics

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Work these to time from the start. Maths is where untimed practice misleads most: almost everyone can do the questions given long enough, and the exam is partly a test of speed.

Mark for method, not just answers. Award yourself the working marks the scheme gives even when the final number is wrong — and take marks off when you got the right answer with nothing written down. That habit is what stops one arithmetic slip costing a whole question.

Keep a list of every question you got wrong and redo it a week later, not the same day. Same-day mostly tests memory of the fix; a week later tests whether you learned it.

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