Help in figuring out second shy.

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Help in figuring out second shy.

tjanith

Hi, I'm new in here. I selected Advanced Level Maths stream together with ICT for my 2019's A/Ls and within 2 years I had other stuff that happened to me which made me get a break from A/Ls and didn't get to study for whole 1.5 years. But then decided to write the exam anyway. But since now I know how the paper is, I legit know it's hard. Assuming that I know nothing and want to do A/Ls in the next year August, how should I prepare and what material or reference books should I be using?
For your information, I'm doing A/Ls on English Medium and currently not going to any school or classes. Aiming to do Data Science in the future.
Hope someone would help me out.
Thanks.

Hirusajini

You have some hardness in your studies as you think it's huge in your mind. Nothing is impossible in our lives. I can understand your problem. First of all a/l is not much harder. There is some technical methods to cover scores in the final exam paper. You no need to cover all the contents in your syllabus. You have to make sure which parts are most important to score more. Those sections if you refer and practice more questions. Then it will be easy. But you have to do an analysis on past papers to find each sections' importance. The references for past papers as I know for physics prof.Rosa's book , mathematics you have to learn techniques and and prepare more model paper questions and for ICT use and of your senior friend to get information and practices on it. You should have proper understanding of the selected sections first. Then only you can try to answer any questions related to that section fearlessly. So try to understand the theory with the help of any resource person. Then practice more questions again and again. This will improve your skill. Then keep practicing on time. You have to do it on time. Keep reducing time duration for each practise in same question. Then you can manage time in the final exam and be free from tension.