Most universities require A-Level students to have taken Maths and Physics to be considered for a Mechanical Engineering degree. Some universities may also require Chemistry.
Imperial College London requires A-Level students to have A*AA grades, including A* in Maths and A in Physics, to be considered for the Mechanical Engineering degree.
The Guardian provides guidance on choosing the right A-Levels for Mechanical Engineering, including Maths, Physics, and Design and Technology.
Which? University provides a guide to A-Level subject choices for engineering degrees, including Mechanical Engineering, highlighting the importance of Maths and Physics.
The University of Bristol requires A-Level students to have AAB grades, including Maths and Physics, to be considered for the Mechanical Engineering degree.
The STEM website provides a guide for students on choosing the right A-Levels for Mechanical Engineering, including resources and advice from industry experts.
The University of Cambridge requires A-Level students to have A*A*A grades, including Maths and Physics, to be considered for the Mechanical Engineering degree.
The Times Higher Education website provides a guide to A-Level subject combinations for Mechanical Engineering, highlighting the importance of Maths, Physics, and other STEM subjects.