THREE THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND When Studying IGCSE Mathematics!

IGCSE Mathematics is a subject which is very easy to score high (or even full) marks on. An important part of this is learning the subject properly the first time around - as in, when you've just started the subject and are trying to learn all the topics. Here are three tips for how to approach the learning-the-subject phase of IGCSE Mathematics!
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[@tanishaaaa03]

exceptional tips from an exceptional student! ☝️

[@mixed-math8216]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate your content. Although I finished my 0580 mathematics, I will definitely apply all these things whilst I continue to study Additional mathematics. I have one question; I have a limited time to finish the add math syllabus (exam on oct/nov 2024) so it an be time consuming to finish questions on the textbook : do you suggest that I finish topical questions or the textbook questions in order to practice the new concepts that I've learned, before starting past papers?

[@itsaaryanmehta]

If you don’t have a lot of time, yeah, probably skip doing textbook questions. Do make sure to do some kind of topicals though - the topicals you find online are often more concise than the textbook, worth doing them before past papers.

[@pankajkochar892]

Nice video give some more igcse videos

[@itsaaryanmehta]

Sure! What kind of content are you interested in seeing?

[@riaanmody5397]

ggs mehta