Edexcel - defining qualification - as or a level

Usually 3 modules are sat in one sitting or per year for a A level/ AS Qualification in maths, depending on whether or not you choose to continue after the first year.

If you do not, you are awarded a AS certificate etc.

If you sit 6 modules at once, are you able to choose whether or not it is the AS qualfication or the A level certificate that you are after ?

(or is it instantly assumed that by sitting 6 modules your intention is a whole A level

I ask because, my as level grade is one greater than the a level.

( Is it a similar system in terms of formal qualification to say sitting 2 modules just for the hell of it, which you will put on your c.v and ofc not be awarded a qualifcation, in terms of your say on the matter - i.e. do I get the choice to have 3 modules 'formally' awarded and the other 3 doing jack?)

ahhh the point of entry !
I see.
okay, so right at the bottom next to the title of the qualification under all module results were it gives the total of all the modules?
Thanks alot for clearing this up !

So the intention of the qualification is always stated on entry of the exams - how does this work then for year 1 and year 2 of the majority of a levels sat at school - in the first year is it the as box that is ticked then or? as a student decides after the first year of an a level whether to stick to it , but the initial tick... or I guess a different system is in place when modules are distributed over more than one sitting ...?

Oh okay. so wouldnt everyone prefer to do it after results are in?

Also do you know what would a results sheet look like if the qualification had not been stated on the point on the entry - no letter / module list with no title..?