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Final 6 Weeks: your free A Level Maths exam plan

Six weeks, three tasks a week, counted back from your first paper: find your gaps, fix your weakest topics, sit a prediction paper, fix the mistakes, then the final prediction set and the last-week checklist. Free with a free account.

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Free, with a free account (no card). One email a week, on Monday, with your three tasks; unsubscribe in one click.

The 6 weeks

Each week has three tasks, counted back from your first paper. Signed in, you tick them off here and on your home page.

  1. Week 1 Find your gaps

    42 days before your first paper

    1. Sit one mixed paper, timed
    2. Mark it and open your weak-topic list
    3. Put your exam dates in your study plan

  2. Week 2 Your weakest three topics

    35 days before your first paper

    1. Skill Builders on your weakest topic
    2. Topic questions on your next two weakest topics
    3. Check your weak-topic list again

  3. Week 3 Your first prediction paper

    28 days before your first paper

    1. Sit a prediction paper, timed
    2. Mark it line by line with the mark scheme
    3. Log every lost mark in My mistakes

  4. Week 4 Fix the mistakes

    21 days before your first paper

    1. Redo every question in My mistakes
    2. Revisit the questions due back this week
    3. Calculator: exam mode and reset checklist

  5. Week 5 The final prediction set

    14 days before your first paper

    1. Open the final prediction set
    2. Sit one final paper, timed
    3. Mark it with the worked solutions

    Release day: the final prediction set opens 14 days before your first paper.

  6. Week 6 The last week

    7 days before your first paper

    1. The formulas to know by heart
    2. Your exam-day checklist
    3. One final mixed set

    The night before: what to bring and your timing plan.

Exam dates

We use only dates from each board's own published timetable (last checked Sunday 18 October 2026). Where a board has not published yet, the plan waits for it.

Check your own dates and start times with your school: boards sometimes change a timetable after publishing it. All dates: A Level Maths exam dates.

The final prediction set

Week 5 starts on release day, 14 days before your first paper: a final set of full timed papers with mark schemes and worked solutions. One full paper is free with your account; the whole set comes with Pro or the exam pass.

Each paper is written for your course and checked independently, and a paper opens only once it has been checked and signed off. Until then, week 5 uses our prediction papers: prediction papers.

The night before

Common questions

Is Final 6 Weeks free?

Yes. The plan, its weekly tasks and the Monday email are free with a free A Level Math Revision account. No card is needed.

When does the plan start?

Six weeks before your first paper. Each week has three tasks; week 5 starts on release day for the final prediction set, 14 days before your first paper.

What is in the final prediction set?

Full timed papers with mark schemes and worked solutions. One full paper is free with your account; the whole set comes with Pro or the exam pass. A paper opens only after it has been checked and signed off.

How many emails will I get?

One a week at most, on Monday, with that week's three tasks. While your plan runs it replaces our other emails, and every email has a one-click unsubscribe.

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