how to classify chemistry GCSE

does doing CH1HP and CH2HP mean you have a full chemistry GCSE which therefore counts as one GCSE or is it only part of core science GCSE meaning that it isn't an individual GCSE?

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You can do them like this

C1 B1 P1
C2 B2 P2
C3 B3 P3

If you do a column then you get a GCSE in that subject. If you do a row, then you get a GCSE in science, advanced science and further advanced science. The 'rows' might be mixed papers.

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examsareboring

Original post by r-t

does doing CH1HP and CH2HP mean you have a full chemistry GCSE which therefore counts as one GCSE or is it only part of core science GCSE meaning that it isn't an individual GCSE?

Hi there I think that means that you have 2 GCSEs one core and one additional. Have you or are you going to do BL1HP, PH1HP, BL2HP and PH2HP.

BL1HP , CH1HP and PH1HP equals a GCSE in core science .

BL2HP, CH2HP and PH2HP equals a GCSE in additional science.

BL3HP, CH3HP and PH3HP equals a GCSE in further additional science.

CH1HP, CH2HP and CH3HP equals a GCSE chemistry.

BL1HP, BL2HP and BL3HP equals a GCSE in biology.

PH1HP, PH2HP and PH3HP equals a GCSE in physics.

Sorry for the long post and hope you understand.

(edited 8 years ago)

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r-t

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Original post by examsareboring

Hi there I think that means that you have 2 GCSEs one core and one additional. Have you or are you going to do BL1HP, PH1HP, BL2HP and PH2HP.

BL1HP , CH1HP and PH1HP equals a GCSE in core science .

BL2HP, CH2HP and PH1HP equals a GCSE in additional science.

CH1HP, CH2HP and CH3HP equals a GCSE chemistry.

Sorry for the long post and hope you understand.

I've done CH2H aswell, i'm a year 13 student but its never clear what it equates to. thanks for the reply.