With UUUE, Youre gonna need to start with AS content first, A level scienc
es are much harder than their GCSE equivalents.
Listen, if you want to finish by October 2020, that gives u just over a year, so spend the first 6 months doing AS, Then final 6 months doing A2, ALSO DONT DO 4 A LEVELS! You have enough disadvantages as it is, keep 3, what are you trying to do? Medicine? Commerce? Engineering, choose your subjects accordingly, and drop 1, no uni asks for 4, even top unis will accept you on 3 A levels
Get through AS , make notes, and watch videos on youtube to understand each topic individually, then do practice questions on each topic from websites (im sure ull find some, theres so many recources), after youre sure u know the topic well enough, move on to the next one, then once ur done all the topics, go over all the content again (read over ur notes) and start past papers. You can do it, but it will be a lot of effort if youre starting from UUUE. Then start A2 after youre done AS
For help on remembering things, make flashcards and write things down, do questions to consolidate your knowledge , you wont forget it then
The reason you cant go onto A2 without re learning AS is because with chem and math, youll need a lot of that AS foundation to continue, its no good getting a U at AS and expecting to understand anything from A2
Hope this helps, feel free to ask me any questions, I got AABB in my AS exams yesterday (A in math and phys, B in chem and eco)