A-level Biology is a stepping stone to future study, which is why we also consulted universities to ensure these specifications allow students to develop the skills that they want to see. This approach has led to specifications that will support you to inspire students, nurture a passion for Biology and lay the groundwork for further study in courses like biological sciences and medicine
English Lang - 5 Maths grade - 6 Relevant subject - Must attain an overall grade 6 in Biology if doing separate sciences or a 6/6 in the Trilogy exam. Extended writing subject. A minimum of seven grade 5s in full course GCSE subjects. No vocational subjects allowed.
PAPER 1 Any content from topics 1–4, including relevant practical skills written exam: 2 hours 91 marks 35% of A-level 76 marks: a mixture of short and long answer questions 15 marks: extended response questions PAPER 2 Any content from topics 5–8, including relevant practical skills written exam: 2 hours 91 marks 35% of A-level 76 marks: a mixture of short and long answer questions 15 marks: comprehension question PAPER 3 Any content from topics 1–8, including relevant practical skills written exam: 2 hours 78 marks 30% of A-level 38 marks: structured questions, including practical techniques 15 marks: critical analysis of given experimental data 25 marks: one essay from a choice of two titles
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A-level Biology is a stepping stone to future study, which is why we also consulted universities to ensure these specifications allow students to develop the skills that they want to see. This approach has led to specifications that will support you to inspire students, nurture a passion for Biology and lay the groundwork for further study in courses like biological sciences and medicine
English Lang - 5 Maths grade - 6 Relevant subject - Must attain an overall grade 6 in Biology if doing separate sciences or a 6/6 in the Trilogy exam. Extended writing subject. A minimum of seven grade 5s in full course GCSE subjects. No vocational subjects allowed.
PAPER 1 Any content from topics 1–4, including relevant practical skills written exam: 2 hours 91 marks 35% of A-level 76 marks: a mixture of short and long answer questions 15 marks: extended response questions PAPER 2 Any content from topics 5–8, including relevant practical skills written exam: 2 hours 91 marks 35% of A-level 76 marks: a mixture of short and long answer questions 15 marks: comprehension question PAPER 3 Any content from topics 1–8, including relevant practical skills written exam: 2 hours 78 marks 30% of A-level 38 marks: structured questions, including practical techniques 15 marks: critical analysis of given experimental data 25 marks: one essay from a choice of two titles