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Hi Team,
I’m taking Biology, Chemistry and Physics (all Extended) this month and I want to know which papers are paper 41 and 21 for all three subjects? I’ve tried searching it up but its no use; the only paper 21 I see if for Core candidates? And paper 41 doesn’t seem to exist at all! Were these papers numbered differently last year? I can’t seem to find any :/
Help please!
If you are looking at past papers, Paper 1 is for Multiple-Choice (Core and Extended), Paper 3 is for Theory (Extended). The naming of the Papers changed from 2016.
hello igcse center,
could you please tell me the new topics and the deleted ones for biology paper 3 ?
Hello Nina,
Please look into the syllabus here: https://www.cie.org.uk/images/167733-2016-2018-syllabus.pdf
Dear IGCSE team,
I am currently doing 8 IGCSE subjects, but only from the the group 1, the languages group, and others from each group, do I get the ICE certificate??
Hi Abdullah,
You must register for ICE during your exam registration. You can’t get ICE after the exam.
Dear IGCSE Team, I am currently doing 8 subjects, but only one from Group 1, that is the languages, and other subjects from other groups, do I get the ICE certificate??
hi please could you list the additions made to the 2016 igcse ict theory syllabus
WHO FIND PAPER 42 MATHS 0580 A LITTLE BIT HARD
I am an IGCSE candidate of 2016 and I study 5 IGCSE subjects which are
English, Maths, ICT, Physics, Economics
What I actually wanted to know is that are these ^ five subjects enough for a good carrier ?
If so then what carriers are these five subjects good for?
Hello there,
You do not take the subjects then find out what you can do with them. In this way, whatever you do in the future, won’t last you very long.
You must first find out what would you like to to in the future, or what is your best interest in, then work out the subjects needed in order to achieve that.
Hi IGCSE Centre. Did you get my previous post? I don’t see any new post of mine in the newer comments? 🙁