how hard is it to get AAA?

For STEM subjects it's not too hard, due to the nature of the examinations.

For humanities subjects it's much harder. I did my AS this year and revised for an average of 3 hours a night for 4 months, and got AAB.

A-levels are no joke.

That's jokes. A STEM subject actually requires intelligence. A humanities subject just requires memorisation.

That's jokes. A STEM subject actually requires intelligence. A humanities subject just requires memorisation.

For STEM subjects it's not too hard, due to the nature of the examinations.

For humanities subjects it's much harder. I did my AS this year and revised for an average of 3 hours a night for 4 months, and got AAB.

A-levels are no joke.

Honestly A levels are hard, very hard. But if your work throughout the year you can do it!

But yea STEM subjects are more of an INPUT->OUTPUT at A level just try not to drop silly marks in maths the grade boundaries are unforgiving.

That's jokes. A STEM subject actually requires intelligence. A humanities subject just requires memorisation.

Arguably, to get an A in A level Math is basically just memorisation.

This is an opinion based on experience before any try-hards attempt to roast my comment.

It is going to be difficult, but if you are willing to put in the effort and hours you can and will do it. I got A*AB plus A in EPQ after putting in more effort than I thought I could. B was in biology, and that was the hardest one imo. So I'm super proud I got a B, it felt like an A* on results day.

I did Maths, Physics, Chemistry and History at AS level and found history the easiest tbh. A bit more content to cover since you need to know a bunch of facts to support your arguments but in terms of actual difficulty/intellect required I'd say it's easier than stem. As for the original question it depends on how smart you are. If you got A*/A at GCSE then you shouldn't struggle too much (unless you struggled with those).

I'd argue it was the other way round. STEM subjects are about memorisation. Learning forumula and definitions. Humanities require deep analysis, and critical thinking. You can't "memorise" anything more than a few quotes for a Literature exam. Just get ready to analyse the sh*t out of whatever question they throw at you.

That being said, A-Levels in general require memorisation. That's kinda how exams work.

What about for:

English lit
Geography
Art

That's jokes. A STEM subject actually requires intelligence. A humanities subject just requires memorisation.

Geography is supposed to be easy. Don't know about the other 2.

Okay, thanks.

With all things considered, it's not overly difficult to get A's if you put the graft in. There's a slight saving grace for the sciences as they have low grade boundaries (maybe except Chemistry), but with enough practise, you should be able to get them.

How to get an A for Biology??