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Dear IGCSE team,
I will be starting my Alevels next year, and I was wondering if you could offer me some tips beforehand? Plus I hoped if you could give me some insight as to whether a combination of four subjects or three or five subjects is better for me as I’m a type of person who doesn’t do good under high pressure. Also I was wondering that if I want to pursue Biotech in the future should I take physics, biology, chemistry and computer science in Alevels??
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We hope this helps! Thank you!
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