AQA GCSE subjects
AQA GCSE revision, built around your papers.
Tell your tutor you’re taking AQA GCSE and your tier. Explanations, practice questions and feedback then follow the AQA specification.
Start studying for GCSEMaths
Syllabus 8300
Classes in the AI ClassroomPapers, topics and practicePhysics
Syllabus 8463
Classes in the AI ClassroomPapers, topics and practiceChemistry
Syllabus 8462
Classes in the AI ClassroomPapers, topics and practiceBiology
Syllabus 8461
Classes in the AI ClassroomPapers, topics and practiceEnglish Language
Syllabus 8700
Classes in the AI ClassroomPapers, topics and practice
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Say what you're studying, choose a tutor, then work through your homework step by step, take a quick quiz or call your tutor. This one is IGCSE Maths, and every subject works the same way.
The essentials
How AQA GCSE works
- Grading
- 9 (highest) to 1. AQA describes grade 4 as a standard pass and grade 5 as a strong pass.
- Tiers
- Maths and the sciences have Foundation (grades 1–5) and Higher (grades 4–9) tiers. English Language isn’t tiered.
- Exam series
- Every May and June. Maths and English Language can also be taken in November by students aged 16 or over.
Required practicals
Each science has required practicals that every student carries out: 10 in Biology, 8 in Chemistry and 10 in Physics. They aren’t marked separately, but exam questions based on them make up at least 15% of the marks. Your tutor can walk you through the method, variables and results for each one.
From AQA’s published information, checked 2026-10-20. Official source
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