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I am a private candidate, I will be studying a level biology chemistry and physics.
I have the option to sit one of these subjects in 2024 and the other 2 in 2025.
Which one should I do in 2024? (With only 7 months of studying)
Original post by SId1223
I am a private candidate, I will be studying a level biology chemistry and physics.
I have the option to sit one of these subjects in 2024 and the other 2 in 2025.
Which one should I do in 2024? (With only 7 months of studying)

It would be more sensible to not try to rush any of them in just seven months. Why not do all three over the normal three-year timeframe? How do you benefit by doing one of them early?
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Original post by DataVenia

It would be more sensible to not try to rush any of them in just seven months. Why not do all three over the normal three-year timeframe? How do you benefit by doing one of them early?


3 year time frame? A levels are taken after 2 years of study, in my case I will try to do them in 1 year and few months. I do have reasons for that I just need to know if its doable
Original post by SId1223
3 year time frame? A levels are taken after 2 years of study, in my case I will try to do them in 1 year and few months. I do have reasons for that I just need to know if its doable

Sorry. Typo. I meant "the normal two-year timeframe". :colondollar:

It's possible to do an A level is less than two years, yes. It's just not advisable.

If you're determined to do one of them in seven months, then pick your strongest subject.
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Original post by DataVenia

Sorry. Typo. I meant "the normal two-year timeframe". :colondollar:

It's possible to do an A level is less than two years, yes. It's just not advisable.

If you're determined to do one of them in seven months, then pick your strongest subject.


Got it thanks

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