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Papers 3 (Core) and 4 (Extended) are composed of questions that require short answers and extended writing. It is expected that there is more to read in these papers as Continue Reading →
The short-answer questions and structured questions on Papers 3 (Core) and 4 (Extended) are designed to test the candidate’s knowledge and understanding of physics theory and the ability to apply Continue Reading →
General Skills for Writing Summary A summary is a shortened version containing the key points in as few words as necessary. It tests the candidate?s ability to form content points Continue Reading →
* If the video isn’t playing for you, please read below. How CIE marks the exam scripts? Most of the exam scripts are scanned and marked by the examiners on Continue Reading →
The Cambridge ICE (International Certificate in Education) certificate is a group award designed for schools that want to offer a broad curriculum. Candidates enter and sit for a minimum of Continue Reading →
When/where can I get my results? CIE releases exam results in January (following the November exam series) and August (June exam series). Your school / exam centre will tell you Continue Reading →
How are grades reported on results? Syllabus grades for all examination types are reported on the Statements of Results as an upper case letter followed by the corresponding lower case Continue Reading →
Many candidates are confused when it comes to the permitted calculator for use in their Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics examinations. While there is no specific guideline in terms of models or Continue Reading →
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We have received enormous amount of stress rescue requests from candidates. Especially when the exam is approaching. We do hope parents and educators are paying kind attention to this post. Continue Reading →