Is it possible to do A2 math, A2 physics and AS+A2 further math in 1 year

I say it will be difficult, but not impossible. I'm currently doing A Level Maths and Further Maths, all with the aim of finishing by June, and I only started in January.

My study schedule revolves around 60 hours a week (where possible) though, and using every trick in the book to get ahead.

With a number of online colleges, you can also do fast track courses where you complete A Levels within 1 year (more for people doing resits though).

The thing that I'm not getting is that, some people take 4 A2 subjects in year 13 and make it look like it's normal. while for me I'm taking 3 A2 and 1 AS which is equivalent to 4 A2 I think, plus I'm planning on studying during the summer and even then people are telling me that it's hard. Is it because further maths is just a hard subject or because in general doing 4 A2s is hard?

The subjects you're choosing to do are quantitative, and they tend to be hard by nature (not many people are good with maths). I would imagine you would want as much support as you can to get through them where possible.

Further maths is harder than standard maths anyway, so it's making life a lot more difficult than if you chose a different subject.

I'm currently studying with an online college, and even then it can be difficult to do.

Having said that, independent study and working like crazy is key to getting through quantitative subjects at uni, so they're good habits to instill whilst you're still in college.

If you decide to go for it, make sure you start with AS Further maths, the A2 maths the A2 further. Whilst it may seem to make sense to do the whole maths course first, you will want be introduced to further maths as early as possible because it really is like a completely different subject when compared to regular A level maths.
Hope this helps

did you complete AS + A2 maths last year?

I am currently an international student in year 12 and I'm doing Math AS and Physics AS. My school is the only school in my country that teaches AS but they don't teach A2 and have no year 13, So next year I am planning on self studying A2 maths, A2 physics and A level (AS+A2) further math. I'll be done with my AS exams on June 9 2021, then I'll have till May 2022 to prepare for the 3 A2s and 1 AS. Do you think that's enough time? And since the people who are taking these subjects usually finish the whole of A level math in year 12, do you think it's better if i do math A2 in November 2021?
For AS math I managed to self study all of it in 1 month and now I'm getting fullmarks in the past papers. However I'm still scared of further math, because I don't know if I'll find it as easy. Btw I'm aiming for 3A*.

Well, it isn't impossible. If you are able to find a tutor, you might be able to get some sort of better support. AS maths you are doing well, which is great. Further Maths A-levels is a challenge, however since you are doing physics the mechanic's section would be less difficult for you in both further and Normal maths. Further maths usually requires you to be more independent when it comes to your studies. I am not entirely sure about physics itself as there are different exam boards. Which exam board are you doing? Do you need resources?

so from all that I can conclude that even if I'm finding normal math easy right now, I still might find further math hard, and also that doing further maths A level, math A2 and physics A2 is harder than doing 4 A2s in other subjects (example: math A2, phy A2, chem A2, bi

It really depends on whether you want to take the A2 maths in November or in 2022. Personally I feel that although I finished the A2 course about 6 months ago my maths skills have got so much better and so I would rather leave all of my exams until the end when I have the best skills possible. If you do decide to take the exam in November then obviously put all of your effort into A2 maths, but if you decide to take them all in the summer then definitely do both AS further maths before A2 maths. It sounds strange but doing further maths changes your perspective on the whole of maths and you want to start on it as early as possible. Doing AS further also makes studying A2 maths so much easier. I think you’ll be surprised at how little content there is in AS further- it’s just conceptually very difficult

AS are meant to me taken in your first year so they cant ask you any year 2 stuff, what topic where you looking at?

we did them both at the same time so idk about other people but i am glad we started further in year 12