I scored 4A* for my AS Level in October 2013 and for my A Level in May 2014. The 4 subjects I took were Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology. Here, I am sharing the tips for these subjects in AS and A Level. These tips are intended for all students sitting for the Cambridge International AS and A Level. They are also intended for students sitting for the Brunei-Cambridge AS and A Level. Please open the links below to view the tips for each subject.
AS & A Level Mathematics:
AS & A Level Chemistry:
AS & A Level Physics:
AS & A Level Biology:
Tips for other subjects are not available.
If you are looking for tips for SPM examination, you can find it here:
Hey thanks for the tips. Its really useful. So what university are you in now and taking which course?
ReplyDeleteI am now studying Medicine at Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia.
Deletewhy you didn't do medicine abroad?
ReplyDeleteI was rejected by all the UK universities that I applied to because I wrote a poor personal statement. I also applied to the University of Hong Kong but I was rejected because my interview performance was not good enough.
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ReplyDeletehow about australia university? Are you a JPA scholar?
ReplyDeleteYes, I am a JPA scholar. I did not apply to Australian universities because their intakes are in February and I did not want to wait for more than 6 months after completing A Level in June.
DeleteHi, in which college did you do your a levels?
ReplyDeleteTaylor's College Subang Jaya
DeleteYo dude, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR NOTES! My AS trials are in 2 weeks- you have no idea how helpful your notes are gonna be! All the best in your future studies- I know you'll go far :)
ReplyDeletethank yo so much for your notes, its very helpful
ReplyDeleteI have downloaded the zip files and open in power point but its empty .
ReplyDeletePlease try downloading it again. If you still face the same problem, then there may be some software problems with your computer. You can then try using a different device.
Deletehi Daniel can you get me links or notes for applied ICT and literature? please.
DeleteSorry, I do not have notes for these 2 subjects because I did not take them in A Level.
DeleteI am going to write my A-level exam next month, and I am freaking out, although my preparation is good. All I wanted to ask is if I encounter with any doubts in bio or chem, then can I send you the screenshots of the questions in whatsApp, so that you can explain me the answers whenever you get free time .. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Daniel!
ReplyDeleteI'm a student from Macau and just starting off my AS year. So thankful I've come across your blog! I already know this will be immense help:)
Fortunately for me, I will be sitting the exact same A-Levels you've taken so lots of tips to come!
Oh and I too wish to read Medicine at university! x
Would you mind posting your personal statement online so I can review mine?
ReplyDeletehello thank you so much for this,
ReplyDeleteI am sure it will be of great help
I am doing my AS levels in October
hadn't had a teacher for the past few months and I am barely passing,
is there any study tips or methods you used to acieve such great results?
oh yeah and I did read those tips.... I just don't have much time...
ReplyDeleteany super express tips...desperate
you sure have a knock out of a note. I know you got great teachers at Taylor's, if not, the volume I see in your note, you wouldn't have had such. way to go man. I hope you come out flying.
ReplyDeleteHello Daniel,
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your notes and tips...their awesome!!!
Can you please tell me did you do all variants for each year or just your own
variant And also how mnay months before exam did you start past papers?
Thank you
Hello Daniel,
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your notes and tips...their awesome!!!
Can you please tell me did you do all variants for each year or just your own
variant And also how mnay months before exam did you start past papers?
Thank you
help me further maths student here pls thx
ReplyDeletei am not a robot
Hello Daniel, thank you for your notes. I am currently studying in Taylor's College too. I am just wondering when will you upload A2 syllabus as i think i will need to study it during the rays break. Thank you :)
ReplyDeletehello daniel can you tell me how many years of past papers did you practice for bio and chem? please let me know Thanks
ReplyDeleteFor AS, I did all past papers from 2002 onwards. For A2, I only did about 6 years of past papers due to lack of time.
DeleteHi Daniel! Do you think it's possible for me to get straight A* if i got 88 for maths and chem and 92 for bio and 90 for physics? I was a little disappointed in my results but we'll what to do. So now I'm still hoping and working towards straight A*
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely possible for you to get straight A* if you work harder for A2. You can get your raw marks for AS from your teacher and look at the A* grade thresholds for the previous years to have a rough idea on how many marks you need to score in A2.
Deletedid you manage to get 4A* jess?
Deletehi Daniel.Thank you so much for your notes and tips they are really helpful. but i had one confusion. should we give as papers or composite papers. as some teachers say that giving composite papers is better and some say you should give AS papers to reduce the burden.
ReplyDeleteBy saying composite papers, do you mean taking AS and A2 papers together in the same exam session? I wouldn't recommend doing that, because it's really stressful to prepare for both AS and A2 for multiple subjects. It's better for you to take AS papers in one exam session and then A2 papers in the following exam session.
DeleteHi Daniel Lim, are you able to make notes for CIE BUSINESS A2
ReplyDeleteNo. I didn't take Business in A Level, so I can't create notes for it.
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