Chemistry a level - how to get an A-A*.

Hey everyone, I'm just beginning my CIE A-level Chemistry journey. Over the next 10 months, I'll be preparing for both AS and A-level exams. I'm committed to dedicating 4 daily (religiously) to Chemistry studies. Achieving at least an A grade is my goal, as it's the minimum requirement for pursuing medicine. I'd greatly appreciate any advice that could help me succeed in reaching my goal. Thank you in advance for your guidance!

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reubenn05

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Original post by Aceinspace200?

past papers are really the key to a high grade in chem, as the questions are often repetitive. apart from that make anki cards from the start using lots of diff resources such as the textbook and youtube vids. with past papers, just do AS papers when you’re in year 12, save the A2 papers for year 13, but supplement the papers with old spec - u should be able to find them online somewhere. if you still run out of papers, then other exam board papers can work, as long as u know ur spec well and can exclude qs u don’t need.