[Fusion9]

I'm thinking of taking physics A next year Jan. What would be the best exam board to do it with? AQA is fairly Okay I hear, and OCR is my 1st choice, but what do you think?

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[Picture~Perfect]

I've studied both (long story)
Personally I think that OCR is great and the topics are much easier to make sense of. From what I remember of AQA they make particle physics a little too complex.

[mora11]

(Original post by Fusion9)
I'm thinking of taking physics A next year Jan. What would be the best exam board to do it with? AQA is fairly Okay I hear, and OCR is my 1st choice, but what do you think?

I did OCR, it's quite interesting especially the Quantum unit in g482, I have no experience of AQA, but I liked OCR so go with that. (coursework is a bugger in OCR so if your a private candidate you might want to consider that I have no clue on AQA's coursework or if it even has any!)

[Fusion9]

coursework? Oh boy...

Thanks for the help guys! Ocr it is then...

[Red Richie]

AQA A has no coursework of such, it does have practical assessments though as I imagine with any other exam board.