AQA A-Level Biology Questions
AQA A-level Biology (7402) develops an understanding of living systems, from molecules and cells to whole organisms and ecosystems. Students connect biological explanations with practical evidence and data analysis.
Explore AQA A-level Biology
Open the syllabus for 7402 to browse the course topics and specification points.
Specification 7402 is the full A-level Biology course, including the additional A-level content beyond AS.
What you will study
The eight areas cover biological molecules, cells, exchange with the environment, genetic information and variation, energy transfers, responses to change, populations and ecosystems, and gene expression.
How assessment works
Three written examinations are taken at the end of the course. Each lasts 2 hours. Papers 1 and 2 each contribute 35%, and Paper 3 contributes 30%. Paper 3 includes practical techniques, experimental data analysis and an essay.
Official course information
For the full requirements and assessment guidance, see the official specification.