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Try this,seems to be quite detail and fairly reasoned: https://www.quantstart.com/articles/How-to-Learn-Advanced-Mathematics-Without-Heading-to-University-Part-

• UK-Al05 5y ago
  I don't think you need an entire undergraduate degree equivalent to start doing proofs though. Also timelines seem off. 1 to 2 years for gcse maths? Children do that while studying 9 subjects at the same time. An adult could go through that in months with a good book.
  • cosmodisk 5y ago
    You are right, he doesn't need that much. As for timelines, I think with enough motivation an entire GCSE can be devoured in a few months but the author is being realistic about the time: as an adult autodidact, you'd probably be doing it in addition to work/family/all the rest, so it can take longer.
    • UK-Al05 5y ago
      Your also forgetting since children study many subjects, they probably only study fewer than 6 hours of maths a week. And half of that is probably low quality study.