Is it okay to give alevels in 4 sessions?

UK Unis usually prefer that you take all your A levels in one 'sitting' - ie. the same exam session.

cancan you pls kindly explain it further? wdym by “one sitting”? i need to sit for AS and A2 ?

i.e. that you take all your A2 exams in the same exam session. Typically you'd take your AS exams the year before again, all together.

I currently have 4 alevel subjects: psych, chem, bio and physics. except psych, all of my 3 subjects are available for all 3 alevels sessions (Jan, May and Oct) and I am planning to give AS PHY BIO CHEM in oct this year but my main issue lies in AS psychology as it is not available for oct session so I need to sit for the exams in Jan and give A2 in june. By October, i should be completed with all subjects. In total, I have to sit for 4 sessions (estimation) now my question is whether or not this will affect my chances of getting a scholarship? im really really interested in going abroad to study 📚 but am also scared of not being granted scholarship due to this. does anyone have any advice on what I should do?
FYI: im doing international alevels

Out of curiosity, why are you doing AS exams?

wdym ?

I currently have 4 alevel subjects: psych, chem, bio and physics. except psych, all of my 3 subjects are available for all 3 alevels sessions (Jan, May and Oct) and I am planning to give AS PHY BIO CHEM in oct this year but my main issue lies in AS psychology as it is not available for oct session so I need to sit for the exams in Jan and give A2 in june. By October, i should be completed with all subjects. In total, I have to sit for 4 sessions (estimation) now my question is whether or not this will affect my chances of getting a scholarship? im really really interested in going abroad to study 📚 but am also scared of not being granted scholarship due to this. does anyone have any advice on what I should do?
FYI: im doing international alevels

In the UK most schools don’t do AS exams anymore. They may do AS past papers as mocks but the only external exams they do are A Level exams at the end of year 13.

As long as you get the A-level grades required (and and particular subjects that they specify), and you complete the full A-levels at the same time (i.e. you will be finishing all your a-level subjects next june) then you should be fine surely?
Double check the entry requirements of the scholarship. If it doesnt mention anything (and just mentions what A-level grades/subjects you need) then you should be fine.

In the UK most schools don’t do AS exams anymore. They may do AS past papers as mocks but the only external exams they do are A Level exams at the end of year 13.