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To do physics for a-level you have to get BB in sciences or a B in physics,also a 6 or above in maths. i got a C in core science but a B in additional. i got Bs in biology,chemistry and physics and a 7 in mathematics. did i get in? and could you please explain the requirments to get in as i think it means you have to get 2Bs in core and additional or a B in core and a B in physics itself,this also includes the 6 above in maths as well to take the subject...please explain.
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To do physics for a-level you have to get BB in sciences or a B in physics,also a 6 or above in maths. i got a C in core science but a B in additional. i got Bs in biology,chemistry and physics and a 7 in mathematics. did i get in? and could you please explain the requirments to get in as i think it means you have to get 2Bs in core and additional or a B in core and a B in physics itself,this also includes the 6 above in maths as well to take the subject...please explain.
To do physics for a-level you have to get BB in sciences or a B in physics,also a 6 or above in maths. i got a C in core science but a B in additional. i got Bs in biology,chemistry and physics and a 7 in mathematics. did i get in? and could you please explain the requirments to get in as i think it means you have to get 2Bs in core and additional or a B in core and a B in physics itself,this also includes the 6 above in maths as well to take the subject...please explain.
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Did you get a B in the physics section of core because if so you might be able to persuade them although the requirement is there for a reason. Got a friend got an A* in gcse physics and maths and he scrapped a C at physics as level and hated it.
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The 'or B in physics' means for people who did 3 science GCSEs, in separate chemistry, biology and physics, not the physics parts of core and additional science. As the requirements are BB in core and additional science or B in the sepesrate physics GCSE, you didn't get in as you got CB.
The 'or B in physics' means for people who did 3 science GCSEs, in separate chemistry, biology and physics, not the physics parts of core and additional science. As the requirements are BB in core and additional science or B in the sepesrate physics GCSE, you didn't get in as you got CB.
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ok-please explain the triple science to me and does everyone do it
ok-please explain the triple science to me and does everyone do it
Where it says B in physics, this means for people who did the 3 science GCSEs and got a B in physics. You got a B in the physics part of your GCSE but you didn't get a B overall in the core GCSE, so you haven't met the requirement.
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Did you get a B in the physics section of core because if so you might be able to persuade them although the requirement is there for a reason. Got a friend got an A* in gcse physics and maths and he scrapped a C at physics as level and hated it.
Did you get a B in the physics section of core because if so you might be able to persuade them although the requirement is there for a reason. Got a friend got an A* in gcse physics and maths and he scrapped a C at physics as level and hated it.
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Not everyone does triple science, you didn't. Triple science is where you do an additional unit at GCSE for chemistry, biology and physics and you get 3 GCSEs from it, instead of the 2 for core and additional. The 3 GCSEs are titled chemistry, biology and physics instead of just core and additional science.
Where it says B in physics, this means for people who did the 3 science GCSEs and got a B in physics. You got a B in the physics part of your GCSE but you didn't get a B overall in the core GCSE, so you haven't met the requirement.
Not everyone does triple science, you didn't. Triple science is where you do an additional unit at GCSE for chemistry, biology and physics and you get 3 GCSEs from it, instead of the 2 for core and additional. The 3 GCSEs are titled chemistry, biology and physics instead of just core and additional science.
Where it says B in physics, this means for people who did the 3 science GCSEs and got a B in physics. You got a B in the physics part of your GCSE but you didn't get a B overall in the core GCSE, so you haven't met the requirement.
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but for my additional science i did 3 separate gcses isn't that the same
but for my additional science i did 3 separate gcses isn't that the same
Triple science is unit 3.
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