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Hi IGCSE team
If someone got A* in 6 or 7 subjects(Physics, Biology, Chemistry, English, Mathematics, Arabic, and any subject) will he get a scholarship in either Oxford or Cambridge universities ? and What are the possible papers(2,3,4,5,6) that can come in the IGCSE exam other than paper 1 ?
Im in o level and i really cant understand your website and im good at learning and im taking tutions and im so scared from failing in ig exam so please help me i pressed on you mathmetics link but there are 3 options i dont really know which one ill take for the ig exams on february so please pleaseee help meeeeeee
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Hi IGCSE team
If someone got A* in 6 or 7 subjects(Physics, Biology, Chemistry, English, Mathematics, Arabic, and any subject) will he get a scholarship in either Oxford or Cambridge universities ? and What are the possible papers(2,3,4,5,6) that can come in the IGCSE exam other than paper 1 ?
Hello Hassan, for scholarship, please write to the respective universities.
Im in o level and i really cant understand your website and im good at learning and im taking tutions and im so scared from failing in ig exam so please help me i pressed on you mathmetics link but there are 3 options i dont really know which one ill take for the ig exams on february so please pleaseee help meeeeeee
Hi.i am 14 years old I am just wondering if I fail the IGCSE can I do it again?
Yes you can do it again. As many times as you wish.
Is there core and extended for o level exams?
Hi Abood,
No, there is no Core or Extended variant for O-Level.
differance between core & extended subjects
to enroll on line how to go about
is there separete code numbers for the subjects to mention
Yes, there are separate subject codes. For O-Level subject codes, please check with your school or your nearest British Council.