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Feeling unprepared tbh. Pls help
Hi Vivek,
Please read this, it helps: https://www.skolatis.com/how-to-handle-your-stress-when-exam-is-approaching/
Dear IGCSE Team,
For the board exams, will there be questions outside the syllabus or will it be strictly according to the syllabus provided. In any of the previous years has there been questions outside the syllabus provided?
Thank you.
Dear Michelle,
All exam questions will follow the syllabus. There won’t be any questions that are out of syllabus.
Thanks IGCSE Team!!
do these past papers include all three timezones
Yes. They include all the administrative zones.
2 Days for FEB MARCH 2017 exams and I am Drowning. I dont feel prepared. PLs Help…..
Dear IGCSE Centre,
Thank you for updating chemistry 2016 oct nov paper.
Really appreciate !!!!!
Sign out,
Sanjieev Malayappan
Grade 9
Indus Int Schl, Hyderabad
Dear IGCSE centre,
For the upcoming 2017 February March series will our grades be calculated according to the threshold or will it be evaluated in the normal way? Please reply as soon as possible.
Hello OnePunchMan,
All examination series will be graded according to the threshold.
Dear IGCSE team,
Thanks for the Oct/Nov papers.
By when do you think you’ll be able to upload the listening exam audio MP3 for French 0520 for October/November 2016?
Hey Monica,
We are sorry that we do not have a fixed schedule for that.
Dear IGCSE,
I am doing IGCSE Exams on May/June, I would like to ask you about English as a second langauge (0510). If we write more than the word limit, will it effect our score.
You will not be penalised if you exceed the word limit. However, you have to make sure you can finish all the writing on time. If you write under the word limit, chances are you did not provide enough points to answer the questions, and might end up getting a lower score. While a few words below the word limit is fine, too many words below the limit – you will end up being penalised. Please refer to the mark scheme for the explanation.
Our advice is don?t write too much. Aim for quality rather than quantity. This means to focus more on writing excellent English rather than a long essay.