Cambridge IGCSE, AS & A Level Results Released / Exam Registration Key Dates

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1. English as a Second Language (0510/11)

   Mathematics (0580, Extended)

   Coordinated Science (Double Award 0654)

   Computer Studies / ICT (0417)

   Commerce

   Accounts

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   1. Hi Uthembekile,

      Thank you for reaching out to us.

      If you’re looking for Cambridge IGCSE past papers, please visit the correct page: https://skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/

      Once there, please drop a comment mentioning the subject names and their syllabus codes as we noticed the subject codes are missing for Commerce and Accounting in your comment, could you please add them so we can send you the correct papers quickly.

      Thank you once again, and please don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything else we can help you with.

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2. Hi! The exam registration for June 2024 (international) is as early as October 10th, what’s the maximum month the registration could be delayed without paying extra for registering too late?

   Thanks so much!

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   1. Hello Hanah,

      Thank you for visiting Skolatis again. We are happy to see you here.

      The deadline for schools and exam centres to submit their candidates’ entries without incurring late entry fees is February 21st. It’s a good idea to also check with your exam centre, as deadlines may vary for candidates.

      If you’re still searching for an exam centre, we have a helpful guide at https://skolatis.com/exam-centres/.

      We hope this helps. Thank you so much.

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      1. Thanks so much!

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         1. We are happy to help, Hanah! If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact us. Thanks.

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   2. English as a Second Language (0510/11)

      Mathematics (0580, Extended)

      Coordinated Science (Double Award 0654)

      Computer Studies / ICT (0417)

      Commerce

      Accounts

      Reply

      1. Hi Uthembekile,

         Thank you for reaching out to us.

         If you’re looking for Cambridge IGCSE past papers, please visit the correct page: https://skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/

         Once there, please drop a comment mentioning the subject names and their syllabus codes as we noticed the subject codes are missing for Commerce and Accounting in your comment, could you please add them so we can send you the correct papers quickly.

         Thank you once again, and please don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything else we can help you with.

         Reply

3. HI,
   I’m sitting for my IGCSE exam this november 2023, I’m aware that the deadline for registering is august 16 – my question is, after registering with the British council in my country, do I have to do any further arrangements prior to my exams?

   Pls let me know if I have to do any arrangements prior to the exams.

   Thank you so much!

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   1. Hi Hanah,

      Thanks for asking.

      If you have accessibility needs, it’s important to inform your exam centre so they can apply you for access arrangements. We have a helpful post that goes into more detail about the available access arrangements: https://skolatis.com/accessibility/.

      We’ve also compiled a list of what you must do when registering with an exam centre. You can check it out here: https://skolatis.com/exam-centres/.

      We hope this helps! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance. We’re here to help!

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4. Hi…I want to register but I’m confused. I have been seeing different things online. I want to know if it is to write only the exams no going for lectures. I want to apply to a school abroad but the school is requiring my results as AAB. So I want to know it is just one subject we are writing or what?? Pls explain

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   1. Hi Chiamaka,

      Thank you for your message.

      Cambridge exams can be taken by students attending Cambridge schools and private candidates. A private candidate is a candidate who is entered for exams at a centre but is not enrolled. As a private candidate, you have to study the syllabus independently.

      You can register with the British Council in your country or at the nearest registered Cambridge school. You can search for any registered Cambridge schools near your area here: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/i-want-to/find-a-cambridge-school/ and check if they accept private candidates.

      On the other hand, AAB means the university requires you to take three subjects and achieve at least an A in one subject, an A in another, and a B in your third subject.

      Please feel free to write to us if you have further questions. We’ll be happy to help you.

      Thank you.

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   2. Hi Chiamaka,

      Did we clear up your confusion regarding private candidates and the school’s grade requirements?

      Please let us know if you need further assistance. We are here to help.

      Thanks, and we hope to hear from you soon.

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