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Dear IGCSE,
Can you please tell me that is it compulsory to write titles for ALL the Directed Questions in First Language English (0500)??
Hi Aakash,
Usually it is required to write the title in Directed Writing. The question would specify which title you must include in your answer. Please follow the instruction carefully. If you failed to provide a title while it is requested by the question, you would lose mark for the title.
Dear IGCSE,
Is calculator is allowed in Physics 0625 and Chemistry 0620?
Hi Sakina,
Yes, it is allowed. You may see this note on the past exam papers: “Electronic calculators may be used.”
which university is there on the top of this page?
Cambridge
thank you!
respected IGCSE team,
i was unable to find the French Foreign Language (0520)
listening tracks – paper 1
of may june 2016
can you please upload them soon
thank you!
Dear Igcsecentre team,
Could you please upload 2017 specimen papers for feb/march series as i will be appearing for my igcse in this batch. Thank you
Hi Nishchay,
Please read the “RED” remark above for specimen papers.
Hi
I was wondering if we are allowed to use contractions like can’t, don’t, they’re or we’ll for first language english (0500). Pls do let me know because I don’t wanna be penalized for using them.
Thanks
Hi Akshi,
To be “safe”, please don’t use that too often. Try to use the full form.
Respected IGCSE Team,
When will you upload the past question papers of October/November 2016??
It would be next year Aaryan.
thank you
Dear IGCSE team
I have a question regarding Science – combined (0653). Is it a combination of all sciences including geology and astronomy? And also is it easier than all three sciences separate?
Please do answer my question
Regards
Saahil Bellani
IGSCE Batch (2016 -18)
Hi Saahil,
Combined Science is the combination of the 3 sciences: Biology, Chemistry and Physics. It is NOT the combination of “all sciences including geology and astronomy”. This is a false assumption.
Combines Science is indeed easier than the three individual sciences.
Why is combined science easier than the 3 individual sciences? Is it because you only learn selective things from each subject?
Yes, that’s right.