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What would you consider "average grades"?

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Pretty much every source/website/guide you look at places maths, further maths, chemistry and physics as the hardest A levels.

Does it matter what is the hardest subject,(s) people who take maths and further maths and physics or chemistry are normally programmed in their brain to be able to do it and be good at it, if this makes sense.

But does this matter since other people are doing other subjects which are just a challenging.

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MissGeorgiex1

I think how much effort you have to put into a subject changes from person to person, but I feel that subjects such as Science and Maths have definitive answers on the whole, whereas in English and History the exam technique and how you structure your answer plays into it more. I personally find essay-based subjects easier, but they're hard to mark :smile: