anyone else finding a levels easier than gcses?

this is my first post on tsr so hi everyone!
so, when I was in y11 I thought a level was going to be the hardest thing ever! but gcses were harder imo !
I did 10 gcses in y11 and now I'm in y12 doing 3 a levels and an EPQ. I look through my Snapchat memories and see the GCSE questions I used to struggle with and I'm like OML how would i have been expected to know this!?
also I tutor GCSE English Lit and I don't even see that much difference between a level and gcse English Lit!
I got mostly 9s at gcse after a lot of hard work and I'm predicted all A*s right now and I do Bio, Psychology and Eng Lit, I was told English Lit and bio would be exceptionally difficult but it's literally the same difficulty as GCSE, except I only do 3 subjects now not 10 so I have so much free time to do other things like essay competitions.
However I did move from a normal school to a grammar school for sixth form so maybe my teachers are just better so it feels easier because I understand everything so quickly thanks to them? I'm not sure.
I always hear of people saying gcses were so easy compared to a levels but I disagree .
tldr; I find A level easier and less stressful than gcse does anybody else ?

this is my first post on tsr so hi everyone!
so, when I was in y11 I thought a level was going to be the hardest thing ever! but gcses were harder imo !
I did 10 gcses in y11 and now I'm in y12 doing 3 a levels and an EPQ. I look through my Snapchat memories and see the GCSE questions I used to struggle with and I'm like OML how would i have been expected to know this!?
also I tutor GCSE English Lit and I don't even see that much difference between a level and gcse English Lit!
I got mostly 9s at gcse after a lot of hard work and I'm predicted all A*s right now and I do Bio, Psychology and Eng Lit, I was told English Lit and bio would be exceptionally difficult but it's literally the same difficulty as GCSE, except I only do 3 subjects now not 10 so I have so much free time to do other things like essay competitions.
However I did move from a normal school to a grammar school for sixth form so maybe my teachers are just better so it feels easier because I understand everything so quickly thanks to them? I'm not sure.
I always hear of people saying gcses were so easy compared to a levels but I disagree .
tldr; I find A level easier and less stressful than gcse does anybody else ?

hii! what exam board are you doing for english lit? i’m in y12 doing ocr english lit and im really enjoying it but the grade boundaries are horrific… do you have any tips for getting an a*?
also icl i’ve been findings a levels easier than gcses, i think it’s because ive had the ability to focus on three subjects that i genuinely enjoy. (i do english lit, history & psych) i thought i was crazy because nobody seemed to agree with me about a levels being more manageable 😭 but i guess it’s because most of my friends are doing stem subjects

this is my first post on tsr so hi everyone!
so, when I was in y11 I thought a level was going to be the hardest thing ever! but gcses were harder imo !
I did 10 gcses in y11 and now I'm in y12 doing 3 a levels and an EPQ. I look through my Snapchat memories and see the GCSE questions I used to struggle with and I'm like OML how would i have been expected to know this!?
also I tutor GCSE English Lit and I don't even see that much difference between a level and gcse English Lit!
I got mostly 9s at gcse after a lot of hard work and I'm predicted all A*s right now and I do Bio, Psychology and Eng Lit, I was told English Lit and bio would be exceptionally difficult but it's literally the same difficulty as GCSE, except I only do 3 subjects now not 10 so I have so much free time to do other things like essay competitions.
However I did move from a normal school to a grammar school for sixth form so maybe my teachers are just better so it feels easier because I understand everything so quickly thanks to them? I'm not sure.
I always hear of people saying gcses were so easy compared to a levels but I disagree .
tldr; I find A level easier and less stressful than gcse does anybody else ?

completely agree. about to do my first a level tomorrow. absolutely elated because a levels are incredible. well done girl xxx

this is my first post on tsr so hi everyone!
so, when I was in y11 I thought a level was going to be the hardest thing ever! but gcses were harder imo !
I did 10 gcses in y11 and now I'm in y12 doing 3 a levels and an EPQ. I look through my Snapchat memories and see the GCSE questions I used to struggle with and I'm like OML how would i have been expected to know this!?
also I tutor GCSE English Lit and I don't even see that much difference between a level and gcse English Lit!
I got mostly 9s at gcse after a lot of hard work and I'm predicted all A*s right now and I do Bio, Psychology and Eng Lit, I was told English Lit and bio would be exceptionally difficult but it's literally the same difficulty as GCSE, except I only do 3 subjects now not 10 so I have so much free time to do other things like essay competitions.
However I did move from a normal school to a grammar school for sixth form so maybe my teachers are just better so it feels easier because I understand everything so quickly thanks to them? I'm not sure.
I always hear of people saying gcses were so easy compared to a levels but I disagree .
tldr; I find A level easier and less stressful than gcse does anybody else ?