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Hi,
I want to ask if in english 0510 you write more than the word limit what will happen?
Hi Abdullah,
There is no penalisation for exceeding word limit, as long as you finish all the questions within the set time limit. However, for Question 5, Summary, you CAN NOT exceed the word limit.
Hi IGCSE,
I am doing english 0510, I want to know what will happen if we write in summary or writing more than the word limit?
The exceeding wordings would be crossed out and won’t be marked.
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hi
i just wanted to ask if we always have to draw a line of best fit in physics (0625) paper6?
and is it okay if it doesn’t pass through more than 2 points?
plz reply asap
Hey IGCSE team ,for physics(0625) paper 6 , do we always have to draw a line of best fit?
and is it okay if it doesn’t pass through more than 2 points while there are a total of five points?
The History paper 1 papers on this website are sources. How do I access the 4, 6, 10 mark questions?
Is the chemistry 0620 for paper 6 alternative to practicals may/June 2016 examinations out of 40 or 60?
hi igcse team
I wanted to ask if my answer doesn’t fit in the lines provided what do i do? If i write below the lines will it be marked? Please reply fast.
Hi Nisha,
Yes it will be marked. Provided it is not out of the margin of the paper, a.k.a at the end of the paper, as it might not be scanned into the screen.