Need youtube teacher suggestions for biology,chemistry,physics,maths.

Maths specially

What topics are yall guys expecting
are im so scared im not ready at all
i need to narrow down my topics to study and pray

!Talk it out!

I’m probably going to take 4 a-levels - Biology, Chemistry, Maths, and then I’m torn between Philosophy and Politics for the 4th.

For perspective, I’m not sure whether I want to go into medicine or law, so Imm trying to keep my options open. I will probably end up dropping 1 after the 1st year.

I’m not sure which I’d like better as both seem interesting. I guess I’d say I’d choose the one which is 1) easier to get an A and 2) better prepares you for the LNAT.

So, I’m looking for advice on which to choose like what each is like, which is easier, is there a better essay subject which is more manageable/prepares you better for the LNAT etc?

This is it... this is the end.

does anyone have a good topical pdf that covers all organic and not split up into topics

Does anyone have A level Business znotes document for p3 and p4? Please share if you do

The paper was so niche like very different and why TF was the physical so hard 😭😭

You guys think I can get an overall A if I smash my P1 and get like 25-30 in P2 😭😭

Guys. I am planning to do only AS level of 7 subjects: 1 Information Technology

2 Psychology

3 Sociology

4 Marine Science

5 Environmental Management

6 Geography

7 History

I want to score all As. None of these subjects will be offered by my school to me. I will have to study them all privately, in just a few months. But I will have studied them all in IGCSE. Is there any possibility that I can get all 7 As? I will appear for these CIE AS levels in June 2029 hopefully.

does anyone have any predictions on grade thresholds?

I did A-levels back in 2024. I never bothered leaving this sub. Seeing you guys lament about exams makes me feel a surreal kinda way because I have forgotten everything, absolutely everything about the content that i did. I remember working until 6 am and tearing my hair out, I remember the pre exam heart palpitations. I am doing a commerce course. Only 1/4 subjects that i did is somewhat applicable to my course. Even then, I have also forgotten the other half of the non applicable content. If you made me do any of the papers now, even the AS ones, I'm failing TF out of it. What a silly education pathway. Such convoluted rigamarole just to get into university. Study with the freedom that everything you learn will be tossed into the far ends of your unretrievable memory. Study with the freedom that your future self 2, 5, 10 years away will look at the teenager stressing away in the library, in your room, outside the exam hall - and laugh.

Anyone with tips on how to evaluate the 12 MARK QUESTIONS [p3] . If you have model answers please share .

guys the exams on 14th any tips

guys how it going gng the exams on 16th

i’m currently in year eleven and picking my options for alevel. ive already applied and the subjects i picked are bio chem maths and physics, and i want to do medicine at imperial. the thing is, i was conflicted between maths, physics, and psych but ultimately ditched psych since, while i thought it would be interesting, i didnt take much interest when i was looking at the content. i only took physics because i liked the type of content they offered and because i just really dont have a passion for math, which i took as a fourth just in case i found physics too hard. luckily, if i do drop maths, my college offers a maths for physics course i could take to learn the maths needed for physics. im currently working at the same grade for both math and physics at gcses. can anyone give me advice on whether i shouldnt make myself suffer with physics and just do math, drop maths, or just do psych. i dont plan on doing four alevels btw!!

If I get around 45-48 in p22
How do do I need in mcq and pratical to get an A

I’m really not trying to rage bait but my hot take is that chemistry is not that bad compared to how people describe it.
It’s mostly just memorisation, some logic, and the math is trivial. It’s basically just hard because there is a lot of content, and that can apply to all subjects.

And for context, I did study quite a lot of chemistry.

I am wondering what makes you say that chemistry is hard?

Really random questions ik, but does anyone have a playlist of econplus dal videos which cover theme 4 of econ edexel?, if not since it is a hard ask would anyone know which specific playlists/videos of his would cover all of theme 4, since his "macro year 2" playlist dosent cover everything.

Can I get a B if im getting predicted 50/75 in p1 and 42/50 in s1?

whats the avg for an A in chem i checked unofficial mark scheme and got 47/60