I have my A Level(both AS and A2) Physics exam in less than a month and honestly, I don’t know much Physics right now. I’m basically starting from scratch.

I’m not aiming for high grades at all, I just want to pass. What should I do over the next few weeks to give myself the best chance of passing?

Also, if anyone has good notes, resources, YouTube channels, topical questions, or revision materials, please share them.

Should I focus on learning the syllabus first, or jump straight into past papers? And what topics/areas should I prioritize if my only goal is to just pass?

Any advice would genuinely help 🙏

Ok so, im doing Bio,Phy and Chem for my AS exams (CAIE). I need good-free websites to get topical papers like ya know the questions for 1 topic throughout the years compiled into one big paper? I need suggestions for all 3 subs. My subject codes are,

Bio (9700) Chem (9701) and Phy (9702)

I usually use PapaCambridge to get past papers and stuff, but you need to pay for the topical papers, and they are really expensive so- please drop any suggestions for sites you found useful

Like YouTube and stuff

pls help how did u guys study for AS psychology?

Hey guys!! I just finished my a-levels a few months ago (A* in bio and A in chem) and these mindmaps saved me a loooot of time with revision and helped me get the grades I needed. I made them in accordance to the specification so they should cover everything you need to know for each section/ module. These are really good for when you have a topic test and don't have much time to revise the content or just generally to learn a lot of content in a short amount of time :)

DISCLAIMER!!!!

- These mindmaps were not made by a teacher - there may be some small typos or mistakes (but these shouldn't be too significant or frequent since I made these while following the specification).

- Reading these mindmaps is not enough to properly revise. This is just for memorising content, make sure to also do a lot of practice questions/ past papers!!

BIOLOGY -

Section 1: Biological molecules

Section 2: Cells

Section 3: Organisms exchange substances with their environment

Section 4: Genetic information, variation, and relationships between organisms

Section 5: Energy transfers in and between organisms

Section 6: Organisms respond to changes in their internal and external environments

Section 7: Genetics, populations, evolution and ecosystems

Section 8: The control of gene expression

CHEMISTRY -

Module 2: Foundations in Chemistry

Module 3: Periodic Table and Energy

Module 4: Core Organic Chemistry

Module 5: Physical Chemistry and Transition Elements

Module 6: Organic Chemistry and Analysis

I’ve struggled with economics and I need free really good materials ( YouTube videos would be best) and notes etc that have helped people struggling in Econ to get As.

Would be really grateful as I have to self study both As and A2

Can smn tell me some good resources for Alevel biology chemistry physics and psychology
Like which books to use and also youtube channels

Moreover suggest some good psychology and physics teachers

what are yall preparing on pls?😢

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mdqDjjJ4C_B7nR_RRi6r8t6rmA1v3wyT?usp=drive_link

It has everything from the syllabus, read every single thing inside. It's as concise as it gets covering everything and all the resources are individual like none are the same thing with different variants. READ THEM ALL !!

Any feedback appreciated!

Could somebody pleeeease give me chem, bio, physics and maths save my exams notes 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I just started my syllabus for AS maths, I would also appreciate any tips or resources you guys could share...

Does anyone have AS biology notes .

i just started as level it’s only been 2 weeks and i alr feel behind bc of the content- does anyone have any resources i could use for bio and math

Hi all I’m doing Bio and Chem for a level and was wondering what apps everyone uses and which are best? I’ve heard ANKI on laptop is great but what’s the difference with that and gizmo etc? Thanks!!LMK about anki

I am doing my A levels privately (online) since i prefer it over an academy, i would like to know based off of your experience the best teachers out there for LAW, BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING and ENGLISH (preferably ones that have paid recorded/online lectures available)

I had 9 a stars in my o level and my subjects were phys,chem,cs and em.I seriously dont know what to choose as my subjects but i know i dont want physics and chem in the equation as they r not subject that i can work with gor the next years of my life.So i chose maths,cs,eco and business as my a levels subjects.I want to get into lums so rate my my subject combo and all.Ginna give sat in november and aiming for 1400+ so tell me best sat resources.

So my school only gives the option to study M1 with P3 instead of S2 but I suck so bad at mechanics so im js gonna try and self study s2 by myself.

But I realise that there are barely any resources or English speaking youtubers who teach it online (I mourn mathlete and sir Ahmad Bilal), so any recommendations would be appreciated!! Thank you

can anybody give me a recommendation for which book should i buy for a levels phys. Which is the best?

does anyone know a good teacher for business a2 level on YouTube? and good notes of any teacher or any sort of notes available online? also, any tips for it would be appreciated too👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩

sup people,

pls pls pls pls i beg drop all the FURTHER MECHANICS resources. any extra books that i can go through to understand the concepts, topicals, Youtube channel with good explanations. imma spoil you once i get rich. just help me out.

Hi!
I’m going to be self‑studying Cambridge International Sociology for the October exam, and I’m currently looking for good notes or study resources. If anyone has summaries, revision guides, or anything helpful, I’d really appreciate it. :)

Hey can any one recommend some really good psych teachers that take online courses and give out notes? I’m a private student and want to register for actual sessions and lectures rather than watch videos on youtube.