MMU Conditional Offer

Hi i’m a student from Singapore, i just received a conditional offer to study at manchester met, and the school is asking for certain grades from 3 of my my Singapore or Cambridge A levels. Is the school asking for my H1 or H2 grades?

I don't know how the education system works in Singapore, but presumably H1 and H2 refer to two separate years of study. Is that correct?
A Cambridge International A level is studied over two years, with an AS level being awarded after the first year and an A level being awarded after the second year. So I'd they're asking for "certain grades from 3 of my my Singapore or Cambridge A levels", then those would be grades after the second year of study - H2.

ok thank you but H1 and H2 are levels of study in the A-Level curriculum in Singapore. H1 subjects cover less content and provide foundational knowledge and is less intensive while H2 subjects cover more content and is more intensive and has a bigger workload.

I have already sat for all the papers, i take 3 H2 subjects, Chemistry, Economics and Accounting and 2 H1 subjects, Math and General Paper. I am currently waiting for my results which will be released in 2 weeks

Hi i’m a student from Singapore, i just received a conditional offer to study at manchester met, and the school is asking for certain grades from 3 of my my Singapore or Cambridge A levels. Is the school asking for my H1 or H2 grades?