AQA A-Level Mathematics Revision
Adaptive practice aligned to the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance specification. 10 topics, exam-style questions, and instant AI feedback.
About AQA A-Level Mathematics
AQA is the largest exam board in England, setting GCSE and A-Level exams taken by millions of students each year. Known for clear mark schemes and well-structured specifications across all major subjects.
A-Level Maths builds significantly on GCSE foundations, introducing pure mathematics topics such as calculus, trigonometric identities, and proof alongside applied modules in statistics and mechanics. The jump from GCSE to A-Level is substantial — you will need to think abstractly, construct logical arguments, and apply multi-step problem-solving techniques that go well beyond formulaic substitution.
Topics in AQA A-Level Mathematics
Study Tips for AQA Mathematics
Work through past paper questions by topic immediately after revising each area — A-Level Maths is learned by doing, not by reading.
Build a formula sheet from memory for each module and test yourself regularly, as the formula booklet only covers some results and you must know key identities by heart.
When revising mechanics, always draw a clear force diagram before writing any equations — this prevents sign errors and helps you identify which forces are acting.
For statistics, practise interpreting context-based questions carefully. Examiners test whether you can choose the correct distribution and justify your modelling assumptions in words.
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