AQA A-Level Government & Politics Papers
Get ready for your AQA A-Level Government & Politics Papers with our comprehensive guide. Our page covers everything you need to know about the exam format, topics covered, and how to prepare effectively. Ace your exams with our expert tips and advice.
June 2022 AQA A-Level Politics Past Papers (7152)
- 2022 | A-Level Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
- 2022 | A-Level Paper 2: Government and Politics of the USA and comparative politics
- 2022 | A-Level Paper 3: Political Ideas
November 2021 AQA A-Level Politics Past Papers (7152) (Labelled as June 2021)
- 2021 | A-Level Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
- 2021 | A-Level Paper 2: Government and Politics of the USA and comparative politics
- 2021 | A-Level Paper 3: Political Ideas
November 2020 AQA A-Level Politics Past Papers (7152) (Labelled as June 2020)
- 2020 | A-Level Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
- 2020 | A-Level Paper 2: Government and Politics of the USA and comparative politics
- 2020 | A-Level Paper 3: Political Ideas
June 2019 AQA A-Level Politics Past Papers (7152)
- 2019 | A-Level Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
- 2019 | A-Level Paper 2: Government and Politics of the USA and comparative politics
- 2019 | A-Level Paper 3: Political Ideas
June 2019 AQA AS Level Politics Past Papers (7151)
- 2019 | AS Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
June 2018 AQA AS Level Politics Past Papers (7151)
- 2018 | AS Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
AQA A-Level Politics Specimen Papers (7151 & 7152)
- 1 | A-Level Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
- 2 | A-Level Paper 2: Government and Politics of the USA and comparative politics
- 3 | A-Level Paper 3: Political Ideas
- 4 | AS Paper 1: Government and Politics in the UK
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→ What is AQA A-Level Government & Politics?
AQA A-Level Government & Politics is a subject that is offered by AQA (Assessment and Qualifications Alliance) as part of the A-Level qualification in the UK. It covers topics related to government, politics, and society, including political ideologies, institutions, and processes.
→ What are the AQA A-Level Government & Politics papers?
The AQA A-Level Government & Politics papers are the written exams that students take at the end of the course to assess their understanding and knowledge of the subject. There are three papers in total: Paper 1 (UK Government and Politics), Paper 2 (UK Government and Politics), and Paper 3 (Political Ideas).
→ How long are the AQA A-Level Government & Politics papers?
Each paper is 2 hours long and is worth 33.3% of the total A-Level grade.
→ What is Paper 1 (UK Government and Politics) about?
Paper 1 focuses on the UK's government and politics, covering topics such as the constitution, Parliament, Prime Minister and Cabinet, judiciary, and devolution.
→ What is Paper 2 (UK Government and Politics) about?
Paper 2 also focuses on the UK's government and politics but covers different topics than Paper 1. These topics include political parties, electoral systems, voting behaviour, and pressure groups.
→ What is Paper 3 (Political Ideas) about?
Paper 3 focuses on political ideas and ideologies, including liberalism, conservatism, socialism, nationalism, and feminism.
→ How are the AQA A-Level Government & Politics papers assessed?
The papers are marked by AQA examiners who use a mark scheme to allocate marks to students based on the quality of their answers. The papers are then moderated to ensure consistency and accuracy.
→ How can I prepare for the AQA A-Level Government & Politics papers?
To prepare for the papers, students should review their course notes, textbooks, and past papers. They should also practice answering exam-style questions and seek help from their teachers or tutors if they are struggling with any topics.
→ When are the AQA A-Level Government & Politics papers held?
The papers are held in the summer exam period, usually in May and June. The exact dates are set by AQA and can be found on their website.
→ What is the pass mark for the AQA A-Level Government & Politics papers?
There is no set pass mark for the papers. The grade boundaries are determined each year based on the overall performance of the students taking the papers.