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O Level and A Level Chemistry and Biology Tuition

Cambridge exams reward understanding and precise key words. We teach both, with past papers and mark schemes from day one.

Quick answer

We teach Cambridge O Level Chemistry (5070) and Biology (5090), and A Level Chemistry (9701) and Biology (9700), online or in person in Rawalpindi. Lessons build concepts, then practise structured and data-response questions using past papers and mark schemes, so students learn exactly what examiners reward.

Key facts

Syllabuses
O Level 5070, 5090; A Level 9701, 9700
Includes
AS and A2 topics, practical papers
Method
Concepts, then past papers with mark schemes
Teacher
Muhammad Tasneem Yousaf, 30+ years teaching Biology and Chemistry
Format
Online, or in person in Rawalpindi
Test tubes filled with different coloured liquids in a chemistry lab
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How do we prepare students for Cambridge exams?

  • Syllabus mapping: every learning objective covered, with nothing missed.
  • Key words: mark schemes reward precise terms, so we teach them explicitly.
  • Past papers: timed practice and marking against official mark schemes.
  • Practical papers: planning, data handling and evaluation questions.

What is the difference between AS and A2?

A Level is taken in two stages. AS covers the first part of the syllabus and A2 completes it with more advanced topics. We teach both, and students can join at either stage.

Can O Level students abroad join online?

Yes. Cambridge students in Pakistan, the Gulf and elsewhere follow the same syllabus, so online tuition works for students in any country.

Frequently asked questions

Do you use past papers and mark schemes?

Yes. Past-paper practice with official mark schemes is a central part of every O and A Level course.

Can students join in the middle of the year?

Yes. We assess the student's level and plan the remaining syllabus and revision time.

Last updated 8 November 2026 · Reviewed by Muhammad Tasneem Yousaf, founder of Hidaya Scholars Academy

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