For the alevel bell curve, it's better as in more candidates can
get good grades? I guess I was kinda worried that for the less
popular subject, there will be fewer teachers in the sch teaching
tht subj and hence few good teachers >< and bio is definitely
more popular in my sch cos my sch mentioned that only a small class
takes phy, and they recommend students to take bio too.
I've looked at the prerequisites for the uni courses before and
those courses I'm more interested in are bio related. I really like
bio but many ppl say that I should take phy instead bcos I'm good
at maths and phy, unlike bio which I'd scored badly at the
beginning of sec3. But Is alevel phy still maths-related?
In addition, I'm not very good in English, and that's another
reason why ppl tell me to not take bio cos I may have problems
phrasing my answers for the essay questions correctly.
Bio being content-heavy is also another concern. I often study
for tests and exams t the last minute, so I'm afraid that I'll not
be able to finish studying. I couldn't even finish studying for
olvl bio, with a few chapters left.
You've strong reasons to go either way. I suggest you carefully
preview both H2 Phys and H2 Bio materials now, and judge for
yourself which subject you'll be more confident in succeeding (not
merely passing, which can't get you into a good Uni course) in.
http://h2physics.org/
http://jc-biology.blogspot.sg/
http://www.youtube.com/user/openlecturesSG/videos
OpenLecturesSg has ALL the JC subjects in their several hundred
videos on YouTube. Scan through all their videos and pick out the
H2 Phys and H2 Bio ones to preview.