Does anyone recommend doing 3 A-levels with a Btec?

So I'm in a dilemma I really like maths, further and chemistry but I'm not whether i should do physics A-level or Btec Product Design

You're taking 3 really hard AS levels already so unless you are an A/A* student at GCSE I would stick to only these 3 as universities only ask for 3 at A2 unless you want to get to the top 10 where you'll need a 4th AS but I'm not sure if a Btec will count for this. I do Chemistry AS OCR and it is a very big step u from GCSE so be warned.

You're taking 3 really hard AS levels already so unless you are an A/A* student at GCSE I would stick to only these 3 as universities only ask for 3 at A2 unless you want to get to the top 10 where you'll need a 4th AS but I'm not sure if a Btec will count for this. I do Chemistry AS OCR and it is a very big step u from GCSE so be warned.

So I'm in a dilemma I really like maths, further and chemistry but I'm not whether i should do physics A-level or Btec Product Design

What do you want to do at university?

Regardless, my advice will be: if you're an A* student, do physics; if you're not an A* student, choose an easier fourth A-level.

When people say A* student I don't know since I have not obtained any results from anywhere yet and will find myself finding a bunch of results in August.

Can you not decide to enrol for physics and then change your mind in the first few weeks if you're struggling with it?

I don't mind because I really like chemistry and product design is a subject I would like to do since it may help me in university. What are you planning to do at university?

I am not fully decided but at the minute it is between psychology and biological sciences but even I'm struggling at Chemistry and will drop it next year and I got A/A*'s at GCSE.

So I'm in a dilemma I really like maths, further and chemistry but I'm not whether i should do physics A-level or Btec Product Design

Physics A level anyday if you want to go to uni, however if you want something just to enjoy then BTEC is probably much better. However, many of the top unis would not regard a BTEC as worthy of credit, but if you don't plan on applying to the elite universities, then a distinction in a BTEC would probably look a lot better then say a C in Physics A level.

Then Btec Product Design is final

Lol, had you chosen Physics, you would have the exact combination as me at AS, except I also did econ...but good luck and hopefully you'll make the choices that best suit you

My brother done physics and got a B i can't risk a C

It's not difficult at all if you're a mathematical person, which it seems you are, as long as you keep on top everything on a weekly basis, which isn't too hard

I'm pretty lazy