Typically, A-level students should have grades AAB or higher in maths and physics to be considered for mechanical engineering courses.
Applicants for mechanical engineering courses at Imperial College London typically require A-level grades of A*A in Mathematics and Physics.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology recommends that applicants for mechanical engineering courses have a strong foundation in maths and physics, with AP or A-level grades of 5 or higher.
According to a recent article, the most common A-level requirements for mechanical engineering courses are maths and physics, with some universities also requiring further maths or chemistry.
The University of Nottingham requires A-level students to have grades ABB or higher in maths and physics to be considered for mechanical engineering courses.
This article discusses the importance of A-level maths and physics for students pursuing engineering courses, including mechanical engineering.
The University of Cambridge requires A-level students to have grades A*AA or higher in maths and physics to be considered for mechanical engineering courses.
This resource provides an overview of the maths and physics requirements for mechanical engineering courses, including A-level and other international qualifications.