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A Level Computer Science Revision

Everything from IT to entertainment, CGI, robotics and the future of technology are built around computer science, so doing well in your A Level exam could set you up for a very exciting career. It all starts with revision, which is why we’re here. Our teacher-written A Level computer science revision resources are designed to give you everything you need to smash your exam, providing you with the knowledge, tools and practice that will make all the difference on the day. If you’re a computer science teacher, we’ve got the tools for you, too. Our revision study materials can help you plan lessons and get your students ready for their exam.

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Our revision resources are aligned to the most up-to-date exam specifications. This means you'll only revise what you need to know, and nothing you don't. Your revision will be more efficient and effective, saving you time and improving your grades.

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Teachers and examiners know exactly what's needed to achieve the highest grades in your exam. That's why we only trust subject specialists to write and review everything we publish at Save My Exams.

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A Level Computer Science Grade Boundaries

Understanding the grade boundaries of your A Level computer science exam will help you aim for the score you need. If a university spot or job depends on you getting a certain grade, these grade boundaries are even more important. They change every year and are dependent on the exam body, so make sure you’re up to date with all the latest figures to keep you working in the right direction. In 2025, a score of 300 got you an A* and 245 got you an A in the AQA exam.

A Level Computer Science Specifications

Knowing what to expect on your A Level computer science exam means you can focus your revision in the right areas. The exam specifications tell you which topics you need to revise, and will help you achieve the maximum marks on the big day. Topics such as binary prefixes, character encoding and binary arithmetic are all covered in the exam.

Frequently Asked Questions

An A Level in computer science can help you get into university and access a range of high-paying jobs. It teaches you how to solve problems, create solutions and use the latest technology.

The 4 Cs of computer science are: critical thinking,communication, collaboration, and creativity.

An A Level in computer science opens the doors to many jobs. Roles such as system designers, software engineers, programmers, IT support and network engineers are all in demand in the job market, and all provide a good source of income.

While you can access a limited number of A Level Computer Science materials per month for free, a paid subscription gives you unlimited access to all revision notes, exam-style questions, detailed model answers, mark schemes and more.

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