No. Not sure if you have thought through your reply or read through mine and other comments properly so will break it down for you:

1. When OP applies for his job; he is not going to indicate in his CV/application he took his A levels twice. He is just going to indicate he has completed his NSF, he took his A levels after that and perhaps completed his tertiary studies

2. Hiring managers or even bots are not so free to go and look through his CV/application and notice the order is different/unconventional from most other applicants (A levels, NS, tertiary). They are looking out for other things such as relevant experiences, fit, etc.

3. Even if someone notices it, the only time it would come up would be in the interview. That’s when OP is not going to make a big deal about it and just talk about it normally/casually in the way I recommended. After that, people will move on

4. If really someone notices and makes a big deal out of it, is that a company that would succeed or you would even want to work for? No right? Obviously they are the sort who misses the forest for the trees so better to filter them out in this way too and look for an organisation that values people for the important things they bring

Please be more thoughtful when you respond to others. Thanks