Nova is a voice AI tutor for Cambridge Mathematics — 9709 at A Level, 0580 at IGCSE, and 0607 for the International Mathematics stream. She knows the pure, mechanics, and statistics papers, and she marks your working against the published mark schemes.
Pick any area below and Nova will walk you through it at your pace — explaining, asking questions, and checking your work until it clicks.
Quadratics, functions, coordinate geometry, sequences, trig, calculus. The foundation everything else builds on — Nova makes sure this is solid.
Logarithms, numerical methods, further calculus, vectors, differential equations, and complex numbers. P3 is where A grades are won.
Forces, kinematics, Newton's laws, momentum, and energy. Nova draws free-body diagrams with you and cross-checks sign conventions.
Representation of data, permutations and combinations, probability distributions, hypothesis testing. Nova handles the Poisson and normal approximations students find fiddly.
Number, algebra, geometry, mensuration, trig, probability, statistics. Nova is a patient drill partner for the full extended-tier syllabus.
May/June and October/November past papers with full mark-scheme walkthroughs. Nova points out where examiners typically deduct method marks.
CAIE Mathematics is a method-marks game. Most students who get a B rather than an A didn't get the final answers wrong — they lost M1 or M2 marks for not showing enough working, or for using a method the mark scheme didn't credit. Nova is trained on the 9709 mark schemes, so when you show her your working, she tells you which method marks you'd have earned and which you'd have missed. Over time you build the habit of writing out the steps examiners actually want to see, and your grade lifts by a band without your underlying skill changing at all.
Yes — P1, P2, P3, M1, S1, and S2. Tell her which combination you're sitting and she'll weight the practice accordingly.
Yes, for both core and extended tiers. Nova is particularly useful for the extended-tier algebra and trig sections.
Yes. Submit your working and Nova applies the published mark scheme — method marks, accuracy marks, and final-answer marks — and explains where you'd have lost each one.
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