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Announcement: Cambridge IGCSE, O Level, and International AS & A Level November 2023 past papers are now available.

Get updated Cambridge IGCSE and International AS/A Level year 2024 exam timetables.

Cambridge 2024 exam timetables:

  • For June 2024 exam series:
    Zone 1 - Zone 5 = IGCSE first day of exam is on April 26, 2024. International AS/A Level first day of exam is on April 25, 2024.
    Zone 6 = IGCSE first day of exam is on April 26, 2024. International AS/A Level first day of exam is on April 26, 2024.
    Zone UK = IGCSE first day of exam is on April 26, 2024. International AS/A Level first day of exam is on April 25, 2024.
  • For November 2024 exam series:
    Zone 1 - Zone 6 and Zone UK = IGCSE and International AS/A Level first day of exam is on September 30, 2024.

Please follow the steps below to obtain your Cambridge 2024 exam timetables according to your country and subject codes.

* If you are taking Edexcel board, please visit Edexcel iGCSE and IAL exam timetables page to get your Edexcel exam timetables.

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Cambridge Exam Timetables - IGCSE and AS/A Level

Cambridge IGCSE and International AS/A Level exam timetables for June and November 2024 are now available.

Step 1: Find Your Administrative Zones

There are total six administrative zones in the world. Cambridge has divided and grouped all the countries into these six administrative zones. This is to ensure exam security and to manage exam timetabling worldwide. Please ensure you get the right exam timetable based on your administrative zone.

First, find your Administrative Zone.

Step 2: Download Your Exam Timetable

Once you have confirmed the correct administrative zone, download your IGCSE or AS/A Level exam timetable based on your administrative zone that you have found from Step 1.

Download your timetable based on your Administrative Zone that you found from Step 1.

Download your March exam timetable (India and Romania).

Step 3: Check Your Key Times

Each exam centre is given specific Key Times based on the location and timezone. Key Times are the official times when candidates must be in the exam halls under full supervision.

Check your Key Time.


Notes:

  • If you need help in finding your exam centre or exam timetables, please feel free to drop us a message in the comment section below. One of our friendly Team Skolatis heroes will attend to you shortly.
  • It is important to send in your exam registration form in time, so that you don’t have to pay extra for late entries. Find out the exam registration key dates, and get the form submitted before the due dates.
  • If you would like to change your exam entries, please feel free to drop us a comment below, and we shall guide you on how you can do so.

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138 Responses

  1. Hi!
    With regards to the significant changes in the 0580 syllabus for the examinations in 2025, I have a question.
    What about the textbooks catering for the 0580 syllabus? If an eighth grader is studying the Lower Secondary Mathematics Learners Book (8) and plans to sit for the exam in 2025 onwards, would the material she is studying effect the examinations? There are changes added to the syllabus, like the adding and removal of certain topics,for example ‘surds’. Would those only effect when she moves onto the grade 10 textbook and by following the grade 8 textbook its fine?
    Thank you so much, I would like a complete clarification on the above.

    1. Hi Hanah,

      Thanks for visiting Skolatis.

      Cambridge has made significant changes to the Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580) 2025 syllabus. Because of these changes, it’s recommended that you use textbooks that support the new syllabus. Older textbooks might not be suitable for the new syllabus.

      The Lower Secondary Mathematics Learners Book 8 should cover most of the core subject content for the Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580) 2025 syllabus. However, the new syllabus has added new topics, such as surds in the extended subject content.

      So, when you start studying for Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580), you should review some topics that have been added or clarified. You may also need to practice using the new formula sheet and the non-calculator paper, which are part of the revised assessment.

      We hope you find these helpful. Let us know if you have further questions. We’ll be glad to clarify them. Thank you.

      1. Hi, thank you.
        However, to my knowledge the lower secondary mathematics learners book 8 is the only available book for grade 8. Regarding all the grades, would the entire books be updated in the future? Also, if the eighth grader is doing extended, should she follow this book?

        I understand that in 10th grade she should take into consideration all the new updates to the papers, and the new formula sheet.
        Thanks again.

        1. Hi again, Hanah,

          Unfortunately, we cannot confirm for Cambridge Lower Secondary. We suggest you check the Cambridge website for their recommended textbooks.

          Thank you.

    1. Hi Hanah,

      Thanks for asking.

      There is no formula sheet in the IGCSE Mathematics (0580) examinations. You are not expected to memorise complicated formulae. But you may need to recall simple equations like the area of a circle or the volume of a cube.

      We suggest you check the Mathematics (0580) syllabus. It will tell you which formulas will be given in the exams and which ones are expected to be memorised.

      We hope this helps! We hope to see you in our next free lessons starting January 8.

      1. Okay, I will certainly do that.
        Tysm.
        Btw, regarding the free lessons, is it that one specific topic is provided every free lesson, that means a particular topic would be covered during the free lesson?

        1. Hi Hanah,

          Yes, that’s right. The topics of the free lessons will be based on the winning topics from the last voting period. You will learn from the revision notes and video tutorial and send questions to our subject matter experts.

          See you there!

  2. Hi!
    In the cie june 2024 final timetable zone 4, why are certain subjects highlighted in red, for example the 0580 mathematics extended paper 2, is coloured in red?
    thanks

    1. Hi Hanah,

      Thanks for visiting Skolatis.

      Red text in exam timetables means there was a change from the provisional timetable.

      We hope that clears things up for you. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to us again.

      1. Hi, thanks!
        That means, I should stick to those dates that are in red, as they are the new exam timetables?

  3. hello, i’m kiera
    i don’t understand how to read the timetable
    I checked the subjects I have but it’s a bit complicated to read the dates and all
    I’m taking the CIE board (zone 3)

    1. Hi Kiera,

      Thanks for writing in.

      Would you please let us know if you have downloaded the Cambridge Zone 3 exam timetable? If you need help, you can easily download it by following the link provided in step 2 mentioned above.

      Once you have downloaded the timetable, we suggest you go to the Syllabus view (A–Z) part. There, you will find all the subjects listed in alphabetical order, which will make it very easy for you to find the date and time for each paper.

      We hope this helps. If there’s anything else we can help you with, please feel free to write to us. Thanks!

      1. Hi Kiera,

        We hope you are doing well.

        Were you able to check the exam dates of your subjects? Please let us know if you need further assistance. We’ll be happy to help you.

  4. Hi!
    Does CIE IGCSE 0580 have “show that” and “prove that” in the exam papers?
    Also, both paper 2 and 4 are calculator papers, if I’m right?
    Thanks!

    1. Hi Hanah!

      Thank you for asking.

      “Show (that)” is included in Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics’s (0580) list of command words. “Prove that” is not on the list. For the complete list of the command words, please check the subject syllabus at https://skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-syllabus/.

      As for calculators, they are permitted for both papers 2 and 4. To find out which types of calculators are allowed during the exams, please read our guide at https://skolatis.com/what-kind-of-calculator-is-acceptable-for-use-in-cambridge-igcse-mathematics-examinations/.

      We hope this helps!

    1. Hi again, Hanah!

      Mathematics without coursework means you do not submit coursework assignments for grading. This means your final grade will be determined solely based on your exams.

      Please check out our revision courses to help you prepare for the June 2024 exams. We suggest you sign up for the monthly payment courses so you will have sufficient time to complete the course before the exams. For more information, please visit our revision course page at https://skolatis.com/revision-courses/

      Let us know if you need further assistance. Thanks, and have a good day!

      1. Hi!
        As much as I would love to register myself for the courses on Skolatis, unfortunately, the prices are too expensive, especially in my country.
        Is there any way where you’ll kindly offer financial assistance to learners who aren’t able to purchase your courses?
        Thanks so much!

        1. Hi Hanah!

          Thanks for reaching out.

          Could you please let us know how many courses and which subjects you would like to register for?

          We usually offer great discounts, especially during the free lessons period. Please kindly watch out for that. Our next free lesson is scheduled for January 2024. You can take a look at the schedule here: https://skolatis.com/free-lessons/

          Thank you, and we look forward to hearing from you.

          1. Hi! Thanks for replying!
            Monthly payment courses : Cambridge IGCSE English and Mathematics.

            I will check the schedule for the next free lessons too, thanks!

  5. Hi,
    I want to know when I should register for the IGCSE exam as a private candidate for the November 2023 and June 2024 exams.

    Thank You.

    1. Hi again, Hanah,

      The November 2023 exam series’s final entry deadline is August 16.

      On the other hand, registration dates for the June 2024 exams have yet to be released, but they should be announced in early November.

      Check out https://skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-as-a-level-key-dates/ for all the key registration and exam results dates.

      If you are searching for an exam centre, we have a helpful Exam Centre guide available for you to check out at https://skolatis.com/exam-centres/.

      We hope this helps!

        1. Hi Hanah,

          It’s great to hear from you.

          Were you able check the exam registration dates in our website? We’re here to help you with anything you need, so please let us know how our resources are helping you with your IGCSE exam registration.

          We hope to hear from you soon.

          1. Hello again, Hanah!

            Practising with past exam papers is the best way to retain your knowledge. By practising with past papers, you apply what you’ve learned and become more familiar with the exam style and structure, which will help you feel confident and prepared on exam day.

            If you need help finding past exam papers, join our Skolatis Explorer game. We will help you download past exam papers up to the latest available. Please register here to play: https://skolatis.com/explorer/

            Good luck!

          2. Hi Hanah!

            Did our tips help you? Remember, the key is to practice as many papers as you can! We suggest doing up to 5 years of past exam papers.

            Thanks, and let us know if there’s anything else we can help you with.

  6. Hi, why are the exam timetables for June and November 2023 only? Wouldn’t Cambridge update it for 2024?

    1. Hello Hanah,

      Cambridge will release the 2024 exam timetables later this year.

      Cambridge plans these exam timetables carefully, as over a million learners from 10,000 schools across 160 countries take Cambridge exams. They take many considerations, such as major national and international holidays. They also ask schools to review the timetables and make comments before finalising them.

      Please check our Exam Timetable page in August for the June 2024 exam timetable and in December for the November 2024 exam timetable.

        1. You’re welcome, Hanah. We’re grateful that you keep coming back to Skolatis for tips and advices.

  7. Hi, I plan to sit for the June 2024 CIE IGCSE Exam, I am aware that this post is about the exam series for 2023 but I just checked the Exam timetable and my question is that why isn’t English as a First Language included in the syllabus view? Will I be able to sit for the English as a first language exam in year 2024, June examinations?

    Thanks, awaiting for your reply….

    1. Hi Hanah,

      Thanks for asking.

      You can find English – First Language as First Language English (Oral Endorsement) in the syllabus view.

      Our tip is to use the subject code to find the subject quickly. The subject code of English – First Language is 0500. You can find the subject codes of other subjects here: https://skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/

      Furthermore, you can sit for the English – First Language (0500) in June 2024. English – First Language (0500) is available in both June and November exam series.

      In line with this, we hope you can consider our Early Revision/Full Courses to guide you with our proven A/A* system. You can secure your place now for only £10 and get the early bird special. Please kindly register here: https://skolatis.com/early-revision-full-courses/

      Please feel free to contact us if you need further assistance. Thank you so much.

  8. I have subscribe to the newsletter, does it mean that i can access to the library resources? If yes, how can i do so?

    1. Hi Ms Choo, 

      Thanks for joining our newsletter. 

      You can access our library using the menu bar. You can find past exam papers and syllabi for different exam boards and qualifications.

      If you are looking for Cambridge past exam papers, we will soon launch our Skolatis Explorer game, where you can collect gold coins. You can use the gold coins to hire us to download past exam papers from other free online resources. We hope you can watch out for the announcement in our newsletter.

      Thanks! 

    2. Hi Ms Choo,

      We are happy to announce that past exam papers are back! Just play the Skolatis Explorer game, and Team Skolatis will download past exam papers for you. 

      Sign up to become a Skolatis Explorer at https://skolatis.com/explorer/. 

      Save your time for your study, let Team Skolatis hunt the past exam papers for you. 

  9. Hello,
    Refer to the 2021 November IGCSE version 2 exam schedule for Zone 5, I noted the French code is still reflecting as 0520/13, 23 and 43 vs the revised code of 0520/01, 02 and 03. Please confirm the date of exam is as follows:
    0520/01 is 17/11/2021
    0520/02 is 26/10/2021
    0520/03 is 1/11/2021
    Also noted in the said exam schedule, it has only one ICT paper (0417/12) on 27/10/2021. How about the rest of the ICT papers?

    Thank you

    ML

    1. Hi Mei Lin,

      Thank you for your message.

      As far as we know, French – Foreign Language (0520) still uses codes 13, 23, 33, and 43 for the corresponding papers. 01, 02, 03, and 04 are commonly used for Specimen papers.

      Regarding the rest of the ICT papers, which are practical exams, you may find their schedule on the Test Date Windows section of the exam timetable. Please also contact your school/exam centre for the schedule.

      We hope this helps! Thank you!

  10. Hello,
    My son is writing the Nov exam, can I still registered him on your revision course?
    If yes, what type of identification is required for the revision course?

    1. Hi Oluremi,

      Yes, you can still register him with our single payment courses. He will have full access to all the materials for four months, and he can go through the topics at his own pace and complete them before the November exams. Please visit our single payment course page here: https://www.skolatis.com/single-payment-option/ to register.

      We accept the latest school ID, latest school fee receipt or any official school document that verifies the candidate’s identity.

      If you need assistance with the course registration, feel free to write to us, and we’ll be glad to assist you.

  11. Hi, there I wanted to know that do you provide revision courses for As and A’levels also.

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