British Ed

>>7761636
Doing OCR Chemistry (old version) in one go

Exams in May/June

That's Krebs up there, ye

>>7761636
Kek A levels are now fucked up shit.

The funny thing is it's all the humanities' fault for being shit and having too much coursework.

They have removed pretty much all coursework now, even the tiny 10-15% you had in hard sciences that were actually really useful for universities to work out which chucklefucks has no common sense.
Now you have to sit AS exams that don't even contribute to the final mark, so then the final A2 exams can ask you ANYTHING from both years syllabuses.

Good fucking luck, and remember that pretty much any degree (except for the last year maybe) will be miles easier than A Levels (assuming you get decent grades).

>>7761636
absolutely massacred my alevels when I did them

A*A*ABb

the A*s were in maths and fmaths

How did you revise to get those grades??? And when did you start.

>>7761679
Dude forgot to click to reply. Query below thxxxxxx

> There are A-level students on /sci/
> These people post in threads
> Given that it is January, a significant proportion are likely underage

>>7761683
couple of months before the exams tbqh and I was also working 18-24 hours a week part time

a-levels are piss, the only difficult parts are the practicals.

>>7761700
Physics A2 practicals are a fucking nightmare

>>7761691
Making baseless assumptions on /sci. Nice.

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>>7761636
is it true that your A-level has only three subjects ?

why are you so pleb ? in france we have from 7 to 9 subjects to do in one week.

we have
math
physics-chemistry
biology/geology
plus an extension of either math or physics-chemistry or biology/geology
philosophy
english
espagnol or german
history-geography
sport

>>7761750
>philosophy
>sport
haha

>>7761741
> baseless assumptions
> a-level = 17-18
> UK birthday cut off september 1st - august 31st
> approximately 4/12 months have passed, so approximately 2/3s of A-level students are 17

Go kill yourself, retard

>>7761750

Why teach someone something they don't need to know?

I don't give a fuck about geography.

Yes, it makes you less rounded, but most people are plebs who never use (relatively) higher mathematics so why bother teaching them it. Especially since A-level isn't compulsory

>tfw i don't need to know any of the glucose pathways off by heart anymore
>don't need to remember all those oxidation and reduction pathways from chemistry
Finished A-levels 3 years ago and it feels good.

>>7761759
Hello
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xe6nLVXEC0

>>7761691
What about all the failures on their 2nd retake after 4 years

>>7761636
Singapore A levels

>>7761757
well it's january, most people who are first years have moved on to 18

>>7763177
Try finishing all the shit you guys do in just 1.5 years.

I did my A levels 3 years ago


Are all the exams at the end of year 13? If so I feel bad for the people doing maths and f maths.

>>7761661

A levels are harder than a university degree? U wot m8.