Are A levels a little too easy still?

Hell no. I still have nightmares about mine.

What do you take?

if you did further maths you would know how hard they can be

I have no doubt that Maths and Further Maths are the toughest A levels, and by some margin.

I did Spanish, French and law

wbu?

Nearly finished year 12 and I do biology chemistry and maths. Maths and chemistry aren’t too bad (although A2 trigonometry in maths is sooo hard). Biology has so much content I don’t know where to start 😂

Are A levels a little too easy still? It does seem to be like students are being taught to the test still, even with the new exam reforms. Learn enough questions and answers by heart, and away you go with an A*-B grade. I cannot vouch for Maths or Further Maths, however.

Are A levels a little too easy still? It does seem to be like students are being taught to the test still, even with the new exam reforms. Learn enough questions and answers by heart, and away you go with an A*-B grade. I cannot vouch for Maths or Further Maths, however.

Nearly finished year 12 and I do biology chemistry and maths. Maths and chemistry aren’t too bad (although A2 trigonometry in maths is sooo hard). Biology has so much content I don’t know where to start 😂

But how are you learning the Biology? You only really need to go through hundreds of exam-style questions and answers from new revision textbooks?

Oh my gosh anyone who does science and/or maths to A-level is a genius in my eyes

I've heard about how tough biology can be! I had a few friends that did it and they were always complaining about how much content there was. I'm sure you'll be fine though!

You've answered your own question. Maths and further maths are two of the hardest (if not the hardest a levels). And require a lot of hard work and effort to come out with a decent grade.

Hopefully 😂 I have end of year exams in 2 weeks 😢

Ahh do you feel prepared? Good luck with them!