OCR A2 Chemistry
OCR A2 Chemistry units consist of
Tuition Plan: Unit F324
Unit F324: Rings, Polymers and Analysis
Paper code: F324 QP
Friday 14th June 2016 – 1 hour 15 min
15% of Advanced GCE Chemistry
Overview of assessment
The unit is assessed through a 1 hour and 15 min examination paper set and marked by OCR.
The total number of marks is 60.
Grades A*–E are available.
How BioChem Tuition prepares students to achieve an A or A* for F324
Intensive Tutoring
1. Cover F324 Specification<br /> 2. Practice examination style questions
Past papers practice
1. Solve F324 past papers<br /> 2. Revisit the mistakes/revise topics
Mock Examination Practice
1. Sit mock examination papers<br /> 2. Revisit the mistakes/revise topics
Tuition Plan: Unit F325
Unit F325: Equilibria, Energetics and Elements
Paper code: F325 QP
Wednesday 22nd June 2016 – 2 hours
25% of Advanced GCE Chemistry
Overview of assessment
The unit is assessed through a 2 hour examination paper set and marked by OCR.
The total number of marks is 100.
Grades A*–E are available.
How BioChem Tuition prepares students to achieve an A or A* for F325
Intensive Tutoring
1. Cover F325 Specification<br /> 2. Practice examination style questions
Past papers practice
1. Solve F325 past papers<br /> 2. Revisit the mistakes/revise topics
Mock Examination Practice
1. Sit mock examination papers<br /> 2. Revisit the mistakes/revise topics
Tuition Plan: Unit F326
Unit F326: Practical Skills in Chemistry 2
Paper code: F326 QP
Internal assessment
10% of Advanced GCE Chemistry
Overview of assessment
The unit is assessed through 3 tasks set by the OCR. Tasks are marked internally using a mark scheme set by OCR.
The total number of marks is 40.
Grades A*–E are available.
How BioChem Tuition prepares students to achieve A or A* for F326
Qualitative
1. Learn to carry out experiment<br /> 2. Record valid observations and organise results
Quantitative
1. Learn to demonstrate safety in practicals<br /> 2. Analyse experimental data and derive valid conclusions
Evaluative
1. Learn to analyse data critically<br /> 2. Suggest improvement in the experiments