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Which subjects should i take? So that i could get admission in a good uni like imperial college london....
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What A'levels subjects should i take if i want to study engineering?
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For engineering...you may take Physics, Chem, Maths, English.
You could take ICT too
You could take ICT too
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Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics for sure!
Don't take ICT as another user suggested. Top UK Unis such as Imperial HATE bullshit subjects such as ICT and Thinking Skills; most don't even recognise them.
The BEST combination for top Uni like Cambridge and Imperial for Engineering are as follows: Maths, Further Maths (seriously), Physics, and then one other subject you actually enjoy (it could even be History!). But, you should note that whilst Further Maths is highly preferable by top Unis, a lot of them see Further and regular Maths as the same subject. As a result, you'll need to take 4 A2's (including Maths and Further Maths). But, with a combination of Maths, Further Maths and Physics you'll have a good chance at getting an offer.
Good luck!
The BEST combination for top Uni like Cambridge and Imperial for Engineering are as follows: Maths, Further Maths (seriously), Physics, and then one other subject you actually enjoy (it could even be History!). But, you should note that whilst Further Maths is highly preferable by top Unis, a lot of them see Further and regular Maths as the same subject. As a result, you'll need to take 4 A2's (including Maths and Further Maths). But, with a combination of Maths, Further Maths and Physics you'll have a good chance at getting an offer.
Good luck!