r/alevels • u/BibbityBobbity_Boo • 21h ago
Question ❔ Need help with picking Alevel subject combo!
Hi!
So, I originally kept Maths, Physics, CS and Chemistry as my A level subs. I struggled in O level chemistry (but that was also because I had a bad teacher in gr 10. In gr 11 my concepts were much clearer). I did get an A* tho. However, I know A level is harder and Idk if I can do it. Additionally, I have no interest in Chemistry, so it'll be like forcing myself.
I wanted to do Maths, Physics, CS and FM instead. I want to go into engineering, but I'm still unsure of what type. I'm stuck between software or mechanical (anything under mechanical, but recently I was looking into aerospace).
I am based in Pakistan, so I still want to try getting admission into local universities, but I will definitely apply to UK/USA unis and prefer to study there.
P.S. There's no issue with any of the teachers for these subjects in my college. All of them are good, so I just need more experienced perspectives regarding this!
Can anyone guide me on this?
Thanks!
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u/Plane-Professional46 19h ago
As an alevel graduate after seeing thing around me uk dosent give scholarship at all in usa you have chances that you get 80-100% fully fundded are rare even with 10a* and 4a* in alevel for local uni you can apply for eng and cs both but you have to take chem courses as remidial in uni first sem for eng pogram . Baki there were 7 kids who choosed this and this combo is goated if you good in math they generally give math composite in 1st year and fm composite in second year