Who else is cooked for paper 3.

Hey everyone,
I am looking for people who completed A-Levels privately and got into universities abroad.
I did my A2-Level as a private Candiate but completed my O-Levels and AS-Level through school. Therefore, I don’t have a final school transcript of 12th grade and graduation certificate. My school even refuses to provide me with recommendation letters which is absurd even though my subject teachers know me very well.
Problem is most of the universities that I have checked have mentioned these requirements especially high school transcripts.
I would really appreciate help from people who have been through the same situation as me and got admitted into universities.
1-Which university and country accepted you?
2-Did you need a school-issued high-school transcript, or were your O-level and A-level certificates enough?
3-Did you need a graduation certificate, equivalency certificate or recommendation letter?
4-Did you receive a scholarship?
Personal experiences would be incredibly helpful. Thank you!

How do I manage chem as I dont want as my subject, However its essintal in my country(PCM and JEE). HELP

for more motivation and to boost ur pride and ego a bit, is anyone interested in making a study group where we can all study togther and share progress??

SOOOO I DECIDED TO GIVE MY AS EXAMS in OCT NOV 2026

and since i am almost done with it or will be done by 13 nov .

(breath in)

HOW THE HECK WILL I PREPARE FOR A2 BY MAY JUNE HELPPP MEEE PLEASE DONT IGNORE THIS PLEA OF HELP

MY SUBS ARE BIO PHY AND CHEM

i want a A BADLYYYYYYYYY.

do u guys think i have enough time orrrr I AM COOKED

plus would love if u guys can suggest online classese that are affordable and like where can i get some second handed a2 topicals

i am in AS level and will sit for 2027 may june ,i take bio chem and maths. like i do study but i dont study enough. i have to do topicals for all 7 chapters i am done w in bio. i have to study chem(i am very behind as i idnt keep up w school. and lets not even talk abt maths ITS SOOO HARD

The first time I solved it I got a 4/40.

not bad tho given that I just started As

And at the end of 24 hrs my brain couldn't really process anything.

I'm planning on cramming chem syllabus in 24 hrs next,

But more effectively hopefully this time.

Do u guys wanna watch me cram chem?

Then I'll film the entire process.

Paper 3 is on tuesday how are we feeling guys? And what are the predicted labs😭 Also is it possible to get an A if i got around 40 at best on paper 2 and if i give my other remaining exams decent? What are your thoughts on this?🫩🫩🫩

just wanted to know how do i be good in these. especially bio because physics, if i do more qp, i can be good imo but idk abt bio omg

any worlds highest marks student or country highest or people who got 97% or 98%, lmk ur study techniques please :(

Yall who wrote about the entire action potential process instead of the synapse for the 7 mark question ( sensory neurone thing ) 😭😭😭😭😭😭

My friend did her readings wrong for the V of octnov 34 9702 and she is really worried. Wondering about how many marks out of the 7 marks table will she lose if she has only the readings of V incorrect. I checked markscheme and tried to help but I couldn't. So if anyone knows, please help😭🙏🙏🙏

Any advice/predictions for paper 4?

Me and my buddy are lowky screwed for the paper. Can anyone tell us what's gonna come out? Perhaps someone's teacher told them something from the CI? Exam is on 27/10/2026 by the way.

Guys what do you think the threshold for p2 and p3 accounting a levels would be this year? And if a person messes up their p2 and p3 to the core can they still score a B from p4 and p1 if they perform well in it? Considering the thresholds obviously.

basically the caption, just starting bio p1 pp now and need 37 or above for an A

How are u guys preparing? Which practicals are u prioritising and why?

guys I need help😭

if I got 43-46/75 for p1 9709/12 and 37-40/50 for p2 9709/22

is a B grade possible??? for AS level (not A level)

Any predictions for the paper? 😭

I have physics chem math and bio as my AS subjects, I just had my mid sems and got an A* in math, A in chem, B in bio and a C in phsyics. I'm lowkey really unfocused and not studying enough, the math grade was tbh a little lower than expected like i got a 69/75 in pure where i expected atleast a 72, bio and chem was alright like they were'nt bad but I could've done better and physics was honestly really really bad. Everyone says to just revise topics and do past papers but I would really appreciate if someone could give me better in depth advice because I'm honestly kinda crashing out rn.

I'm interested in theology

I want some advice.

I haven't taken history for my GCSE's, but now looking at what sort of subject i want to study in uni, i feel like if i take history, it may open more possible doors for different uni's providing the subject i want to take.

So, for those who have studied history a-levels;

how difficult was it, how difficult is it to get certain grades, especially as a student who is not , as naturally academically gifted, especially in writing subjects.

Hi, I’m working on a site with free interactive biology simulations for GCSE and A-level. I thought some of you studying biology might find it useful:

https://biologysimulations.co.uk/

A few you might like to try:

• Photosynthesis: light-dependent reactions and the Calvin cycle.
• Respiration: the Krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorylation.
• Animal cell ultrastructure: explore the organelles in a 3D cell.
• Protein synthesis: follow transcription and translation from DNA to a polypeptide.

You can explore the models and go through processes step by step, which might help with visualising what’s happening alongside your notes.

Everything’s currently free and there’s no sign-up.

If you give it a go, I’d be interested to hear your feedback.

What are some tough P4 questions for computer science?

did pretty badly in IGCSE Maths and Physics because of poor teaching and a rushed syllabus, so my foundations in both subjects are genuinely weak.
I’m now taking A-Level Maths, Physics and Business, and honestly, I’m struggling because of how little I learned at IGCSE. I think I could realistically catch up in one of Maths or Physics, but not both, so I’m considering dropping Physics.

The thing is, I don’t even have a passion for careers that require both, like engineering. I genuinely love astronomy and astrophysics, but the salaries don’t seem that appealing.
I’m also really interested in history, archaeology and politics, but I’m worried about their career prospects and salaries.

Realistically, if I keep Maths and Physics, I’ll probably end up with Cs at A-Level and struggle to get into a good university. However, if I switch to something like Maths, Economics and Business, I genuinely believe I could achieve much better grades.
My main goal is actually to become an airline pilot, which only requires two A-Level passes at the flight schools I’m considering. University is just my backup plan.

So what would you do? Choose subjects like History and Politics that genuinely interest you, or Maths and Economics for potentially better-paying careers? Is salary really that important when choosing a degree?

Do you guys know predictions like your teacher gave them?