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I have a question for the Chemistry department…
It’s from the IGCSE Chemistry Syllabus (0620) and its from Topic 10: Metals & from sub-topic: Extraction of metals
Can you help and explain to
“Describe the conversion of iron into steel using
basic oxides and oxygen.”
As its really, really confusing for me…
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Dear IGCSE Centre Team,
I have a question…
Will the February/March series happen in India or will it be cancelled…
As the COVID-19 cases in India is very high and we might experience a second wave…
UK too might experience a second wave…
So will the February/March series happen in India or will it be cancelled ??
Hello Aynesh,
There is no official announcement from CAIE. As far as we know, the exams will still go ahead as planned.
We suggest that you keep in touch with your school/exam centre for any updates. Thank you.
Business (0450), there is no paper 2 for any variant
Instead, the case studies are uploaded twice.
May June 2020
Hello Talha,
Please kindly check it again. All Paper 2 variants are available (0450_s20_qp_21, 0450_s20_qp_22, 0450_s20_qp_23, 0450_s20_ms_21, 0450_s20_ms_22, 0450_s20_ms_23, 0450_s20_in_21, 0450_s20_in_22, 0450_s20_in_23)
Thank you.
Can you help me ??
My IGCSE BOARDS are in 2 months (Feb/March 2021) and I didn’t even start studying…
Well, I did start, but cannot even remember one thing from my Science subjects…
ALSO, because of this I’m scared for my Theory and ATP Paper as I’ll have to think and write it, and for MCQs, I’ll just have to think a bit and mostly do it by logic…
PLS HELP ME
Hello Anesh,
We suggest that you go through the subject syllabus here: https://www.skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/ and list down things you are confident and not so sure about. Study the topics that you are not so sure about.
Then continue practicing with the latest past exam papers which you can download here: https://www.skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/. Make notes on the common mistakes you always seem to make. Read and annotate your textbook for the questions you got wrong. In this way, you will avoid the same mistakes on your actual exam.
Along the way of studying, these exam model answers might help in learning how to write A* answers: https://www.skolatis.com/igcse-exam-resources/.
We hope this helps.
Can you help me ??
My IGCSE BOARDS are in 2 months (Feb/March 2021) and I didn’t even start studying…
Well, I did start, but cannot even remember one thing from my Science subjects…
ALSO, because of this I’m scared for my Theory and ATP Paper as I’ll have to think and write it, and for MCQs, I’ll just have to think a bit and mostly do it by logic…
PLS HELP ME
Hello Anesh,
We suggest that you go through the subject syllabus here: https://www.skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/ and list down things you are confident and not so sure about. Study the topics that you are not so sure about.
Then continue practicing with the latest past exam papers which you can download here: https://www.skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/. Make notes on the common mistakes you always seem to make. Read and annotate your textbook for the questions you got wrong. In this way, you will avoid the same mistakes on your actual exam.
Along the way of studying, these exam model answers might help in learning how to write A* answers: https://www.skolatis.com/igcse-exam-resources/.
We hope this helps.
As Cambridge has different examination periods such as during March, June, November…
If I am writing the February/March series in India, then which of the examination series past papers should I practice from ??
One of my teachers said to just do the March series past papers from previous years up to 2018, as each series has their papers different
So, should I also do the June and November past papers OR should I just do the March series past papers from previous years ??
As my exams are very near, I think I should just do the past papers from the previous March series…
Anyways, what’s your take ??
Hello Aynesh,
We suggest that you practice with latest past exam papers as they consist of the latest syllabus format and if the you still have time, continue with the older ones.
To help you with your scheduling, it is best that you start at exam date and work your schedule backwards. Make sure that you prepare for each exam over several days and don’t fill up the last few days too heavily.
We hope this helps.
So, I should also do June and November series as well ??
I think I should just do March ??
I’m confused…
Also, should I just do up to 2018 as I don’t have a lot of time left
Hello Aynesh,
We suggest that you answer the 2020 past exam papers (March and June) set since they follow latest syllabus format. Then continue with the previous March exam papers. It would also be better if you can answer up to 5 years of past papers. This is why we suggest our candidates to start their revision early so they will have sufficient time to answer past exam papers.
However if you don’t have enough time, answer the past papers that you can manage. In the end, you can only decide for yourself and what you feel is more appropriate for your exam preparations.
Don’t forget to take a deep breath, and to remain calm and stress- free during the preparation, writing, and even after the examination.
Thanks a lot
Um…I was going through the Biology past papers for the May/June series and saw that there were three papers for Paper 2, Paper 4 and Paper 6…0610/21,0610/22,0610/23 for Paper 2 and three papers as well for Paper 4 and Paper 6, respectively…
But for our actual examination, we will just write one Paper 2, Paper 4 and Paper 6…
So from 0610/21,0610/22,0610/23 which one should I attempt and the same goes for Paper 4 and Paper 6 ??
Hello Aynesh,
The numbers in the end of each paper are for different administrative zones. All the different time zones will have different papers but all papers follow the same syllabus.
You can find your administrative zone here: https://www.skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-exam-schedules
Hope this helps.
You are very much welcome, Aynesh.
Good luck with your exams.
Do I really, really have to solve Topic Questions for each topic in Science…
As like one Theory Paper takes like 1hr 20mins and one ATP Paper takes around 2hrs
Instead of liking wasting 10-14 hrs to solve, I can instead study…
As my Exams are near (Feb/March 2021)
Hi Aynesh,
If you feel that you do not have ample time to do topical questions, we suggest that you practice with past exam papers after you have covered the whole syllabus.
Along the way of studying, these exam model answers might help in learning how to write A* answers: https://www.skolatis.com/igcse-exam-resources/.
Thanks
I want to take psychology for college or university but the school I currently go to doesn’t have basic psychology or sociology to prepare me for the psychology major in college later on. Currently I’m taking english, math, geography, business, literature, global perspectives, and art. Are these enough to prepare for a psychology major?
Hi Mal,
There have been many different subjects required for all different courses in different universities. As such, we strongly suggest that you confirm your subjects with the university in accordance to what you want to pursue for further studies.