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Hi. So I was just searching for some past papers and I cam across all that I needed apart from Sanskrit. It is actually Sanskrit (0499) and I couldn’t find it any where. Could you maybe upload it if you found it somewhere or you could tell me where I could possibly find the past papers?
thanks 🙂
Hello Nidhi,
We’ve uploaded June 2019 papers. Please kindly check it again. Thank you.
Where are the Addmaths papers?
Hello there,
Please kindly check it again. It is listed as Mathematics – Additional – 4037.
please tell me where to find the answers for the question papers
Hello August,
You can find the marking scheme together with the question papers inside the folder.
Hello,
I would like to request you to please upload the CIE past exam papers O level for Telugu as i find that Telugu is the only asian language paper which is unavailable on every website which contains CIE past papers.
Thank you
Hello Asriya,
CAIE is not offering Telugu at the moment. Thank you.
Hi My name is Alex and I am having difficulty in finding the o level books.
I only found books that are for the IGCSE papers. Kindly if you can give a link to the books list of O level.
Hello Alex,
We suggest that you search for suitable O-Level reference books on the Amazon UK site. You will find the same publishers who published the IGCSE books.
Dear IGCSE Centre Team,
Thank you for all your services. I would like to inform you that for the O level Computer Science folder, users are linked to the 2019 October November Commerce Past Papers instead of Computer Science.
Thank you.
Hello there,
Thank you for letting us know. We’ve already made the necessary changes. Kindly check it again. Thank you.
Hi, my name is Amy and I’m homeschooled. I am a bit confused in what exam I’m supposed to do because we always thought IGCSE exams are it but it seems to be the same as O-levels. How do I take my exams and which one do you recommend for me to take?
Hello Amy,
IGCSE and O-level are of equivalent qualification. If your plan is flexible, we would suggest you to take IGCSE instead of O Level. If your future work requires international environment, we feel IGCSE would be better for you. O Level is good as well, just the syllabus is more localised. As a private candidate, your local British Council is the best place to sit for your exams. We suggest that you register yourself whenever you are ready.
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i want to learn more about mathematics and ordinary science
Hello Pharai,
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