Simultaneous Inequalities 

Don't be put off by previous attempts

Don't be put off by previous attempts

Many candidates don't make it in mathematics for the first time. Statistics shows that less than 30% of the candidates do well in November Mathematics Exams.

Maybe you have tried many times and failed the Exam and are considering a resit in next June or Nov Exams. It's not time to get discouraged by previous results. 

The most important thing in this case is to learn from mistakes. We fail because we make mistakes in our study or in the exams.

 

It maybe that

- you didn't cover important areas of the syllabus

- you couldn't finish the exam 

- you are not that good in maths 

- you hate the subject

- you couldn't find a better tutor.

- or YOU SIMPLY DONT KNOW WHAT HAPPENED.

It's time to reconsider and look out for the best ways to deals with your mistakes and weaknesses.

What do you think failed you in your last attempt?