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Thank you for the help! I really appreciate it!
Dear Igcse Team,
Is it possible to take both Science and Bioloy exams?
Hello Nicole,
If you meant Science – Combined – 0653 or Sciences – Co-ordinated (Double) – 0654, you cannot combine it with Biology (0610). We suggest that you download the respective subject syllabus here: https://www.skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/ as it lists what you can combine with and what you can’t with any other Cambridge syllabus.
We hope this helps.
Dear Igcse Team,
Is it possible for me to take both Science and Biology exams?
Hello Nicole,
If you meant Science – Combined – 0653 or Sciences – Co-ordinated (Double) – 0654, you cannot combine it with Biology (0610). We suggest that you download the respective subject syllabus here: https://www.skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/ as it lists what you can combine with and what you can’t with any other Cambridge syllabus.
We hope this helps.
Yes that was what I meant.Thank you IGCSE Team!
Hi Nicole,
You are very much welcome. We are here to help.
Hi,
Are our marks calculated in percentage or percentile? Moreover, what is the difference between the same?
Thanking you,
Aarav
Hello Aarav,
Kindly read this article on the marking and grading process: https://www.skolatis.com/guide-to-the-marking-and-grading-process-of-exam-papers/
We hope this helps. Thank you.
Dear IGCSE Centre,
Do you have by any chance an idea of when did Cambridge think about the questions to be printed in the March 2021 series…
Also, where is the Examiner’s Report for the November 2020 IGCSE Science Exams, as I know that the exams happened and so, obviously, there would be the generation of the Examiner’s Report…
Also, lastly, will the Examiner cut marks if we forgot to include units in our Maths Paper 4 and Physics Paper 4??
Hello Anushia,
Please kindly read our answers below:
1. Unfortunately, we cannot confirm this part for you as we are not the exam board.
2. Normally, the Examiner’s Reports are available few months after the results are released.
3. For both papers, it is important to include units with your answers if they are not given on the paper. One of the common mistakes students usually make is not identifying the appropriate unit, thus not gaining full marks.
We hope this helps. Thank you.
Then, do you have any idea of who I should ask regarding the 1st point…
(any idea of when did Cambridge think about the questions to be printed in the March 2021 series)
Hello Anushia,
It is best that you write to Cambridge directly. You may reach them via their website: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/
Thank you.
Hi, IGCSE centre,
Please are the examiner reports for 2020 Oct nov uploaded because I can’t find them.
thanks
Hello Kaboom,
November 2020 Examiner Reports would be only be available few months after the results are released.
Thank you for your understanding.
ok thanks
Hi there,
We are glad to help.
Hello IGCSE Centre. I am currently in grade 9. Just wanted to ask that once the 2021 board examinations get over, how much time does it take for the board papers to get uploaded on the site?
Hello Krishay,
Normally, it can be anytime after the results are released.
Thank you for your understanding.
I noticed that in the November 2020 Grade Thresholds for Maths and Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), the raw mark needed to get an A or A* was so less…
So, will it be easy for the candidates writing the March 2021 examination series…
Lastly, will the Grade Thresholds of the March 2021 Examination be the same as the Grade Treshlods of the November 2020 series due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic…
I know you guys won’t know but DO YOU HAVE AN IDEA
Thanks for taking the time to read this yet, large letter!!
Hello David,
Thank you for writing in.
We cannot speculate that. This is because grade thresholds are decided after each examination has been taken and marked. The aim in each examination series is to set each threshold in just the right place to ensure that it is no more difficult and no less difficult to obtain that grade than it was in the previous exam series.
With regards to COVID-19 considerations, schools can request for exemptions from components – such as speaking tests and science practicals. Exemptions can be requested in cases where teaching or assessment was disrupted by the pandemic. However, the last day to apply for exemptions was January 17. We suggest that you contact your school or exam centre for the final confirmation if they applied for the exemption.
Thank you.