Study IB Math Standard Level

How Do I Study for IB Math Standard Level?

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You can follow the below mention steps for a structured approach to practicing for you IB Math Analysis and Approaches/ Application and Interpretation Standard Level Examination.

• For a clear and exact view of the topics and their components, you can get a detailed copy of the syllabus. In the topics you think are not confident in, make little notes besides the topic name in the syllabus.

• You can start with 15 to 20 beginner or intermediate questions to focus on those topics you are not confident in and gradually increase the level of difficulty. You can seek help from your teacher if you run into any problem.

• Once you've finished the topics you're not sure in and become comfortable with them, move onto all the other topics in which you're feeling neutral and confident.

• Do about 5-7 of the beginner or intermediate queries in those topics simply to ascertain yourself of your foundation.

• Print out all the previousyears’ examination papers from all the various time zones in conjunction with their individual answer keys.

• Once all the papers are completed, go through every one of the papers to review what you've done and to make sure you keep in mind and understand what are your mistakes in the paper and why you made them.

• Utilize the remaining time before the exam to relax.

• On the day of the Examination stay calm however targeted and alert. 

• When you end the paper, check your answers completely. There’s nothing worse than coming back to terms with the truth of careless mistakes undoing. And remember to bring your calculator!