AQA released the June 2017 Biology papers - they are all available at 

http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/as-and-a-level/biology-7401-7402/assessment-resources

I combined the 7402/01 paper with the markscheme to make it easier to follow and interpret. If you find it useful then please like and share.

AQA released the June 2017 Biology papers

I combined the 7402/03 paper with the markscheme to make it easier to follow and interpret. If you find it useful then please like and share.

OCR released the OCR A June 2017 H420 papers. I combined the Biological Processes 420/01 paper with the markscheme to make it easier to follow and interpret.

Homeostasis - Glucose and Temperature - for AQA and OCR

Question Pack, Videos, Powerpoints

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Question pack, powerpoint and videos on the liver 

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OCR A Level Biology A H420/01 Biological processes Sample Question Paper - as an online quiz

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A-level Biology Questions by topic: Magnification Calculations and Graticules - how to do magnification questions

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Top Tips !

• Never write "amount" you mean mass, volume or concentration. 
• Refer to "a control experiment" or "a variable that I will control (and then name the value and method of control)" but never to "a control variable"
• Independent variable is what you change.
• Dependent variable is what you actually measure in the experiment (not rate).
• Organisms vary from each other unless they are clones !
• When you suggest improvements think about improving the method rather than the equipment (e.g. control a variable that wasn't previously)

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A-level Biology Questions on Kidney Dialysis and Transplants - useful powerpoints/animations and videos 

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A pedigree analysis, an epistasis, and a Hardy-Weinberg - useful for OCR Revision

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Pre-U synoptic exam question -  Xylem and transpiration. Transport of Water in Plants

How to approach the Cardiac Cycle and answer A-level Biology Questions on mass transport in animals. Lots of past paper questions. Cardiac Cycle of the Heart and Transport in Animals Questions for A-level Biology - with video and PowerPoint to recap the theory.

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A-level Biology questions by topic with markschemes on Evolution, Biodiversity and Classification. Video and PowerPoint to help you recap the theory. For OCR A Biology and other specifications.

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Questions by topic for A-level Biology  - Genes, Genetics and Genetics Engineering, for OCR A, AQA and Eduqas

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Brief guide to understanding the hard bits of the immune system A-level Biology Specification. Lots of questions and markschemes on the immune system.

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Calculating Simpsons Biodiversity index and some questions and markschemes on Biodiversity and Conservation. A Simpsons biodiversity calculation is almost certain to be on the exam paper. It combines maths with ecology and gives an opportunity for the examiner to ask suggest questions....

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Which maths skills you need to practise for the new specification A-level Biology - excellent resources from OCR - also applies to AQA and Eduqas, lots of great practice questions

The quantity of maths in the 2017 specification is a challenge to many students - so I put together a summary of all of the OCR A new spec questions with some element of data analysis.

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Understanding Photosynthesis - Tips, Videos, PowerPoints and Pack of Exam Questions with Markscheme

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A guide to aerobic and anaerobic respiration for A level Biology with plenty of exam questions on respiration with markschemes, for AQA, OCR, Edexcel

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How to understand and answer Hardy-Weinberg Questions - A-level Biology. Remember to look out for questions where they give you a dominant phenotype frequency -for instance Huntingdons disease, where the frequency of the sufferers is 1 in 100000 - therefore q squared (recessive allele phenotype) is 99999 in 100000.

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