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Hi…how can i open the marking scheme for physics papers????
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hi there… i wanted to ask that if there is a speimen paper for a particular subject then does that mean that there really are some significant changes in the pattern…i mean how can we confirm.
thanks..
maybe ask your teacher or tutor or any friends. also you could check the sylabus
Hi. When or where can i get the 2014 past papers for malay?
hi there… i wanted to ask that if there is a specimen paper for any specific subject then does that mean that there surely are some significant changes in the pattern. i mean how can we confirm.
thanks.
Hi Sadeem,
You can compare the specimen papers with past exam papers. Then you will know the differences.
Where can I find the source files for ict 0417?
Information and communication technology oct/nov 2014
– there are no variants for paper 2 and 3?
– cant find examiner report
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Where can i get 2015 specimen paper for information communication technology?
Hi Alieu,
There is no 2015 specimen paper for ICT.
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why are there no specimen papers for 2015?
how do i download please
Hi Mantswe,
Just click on the paper, and you will be taken to the next page. You will find a “download” button on the middle top.
What’s the Username and Password for the Test PReviewer of Geo MayJune 2014?
THanks! Tried looking for the FAQ section but couldn’t find it.
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Hi Olee,
Just leave them blank and click “login”.