If you plan to further your studies this might affect your application at university level. It is best to check the entry requirements with the university you wish to apply to. If you wish to retake your exams, you are free to do so. Just make sure that they do not clash with your A-level exams.
Hi, Im from Malaysia
I would like to know is there anyway I could take the A-level exam without O level or equivalent?
sit as private candidate for example?
If you have finished high school, you do not need to take O level anymore. Just proceed to A level.
You may register as a private candidate. Once you have decided to register as a private candidate, you will have to check the British Council at your local area or you can also find a list of registered Cambridge schools in your local area here: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/i-want-to/find-a-cambridge-school/ and check with school if they accept private candidate
I have the same case and I want to retake one of the exams, but I completed my o levels in 2016 so do you know whether I still have chance to retake it now in 2019??
It?s not too late to re-take your exams. However, there are no IGCSE exams in January. There are two exam series for UK and International: November and June while India has March series. Kindly read this article to know more about key dates: https://www.igcsecentre.com/exam-registration-dates/
Furthermore, IGCSE and O-level are two different examinations but of equivalent qualification. As such, ask your preferred university if they do not have a strict rules such as: all qualifications must be from the same examination board, since you?ve completed your O-levels already and you plan to take IGCSE Mathematics.
I am a private student and would like to take IGCSE. However, for the English paper, I prefer to sit O level English 1123 as substitute for IGCSE First Language English 0500.Can I do that..? Please Patrickadvise.
Yes, you may take both O-level and IGCSE subjects. But please be guided that IGCSE and O-level are different examination boards and it will all depend on what you want to study in the future. We suggest you to find out the acceptance of different examination boards for different subject from the university that you?re planning to apply to.
Also beware when you want to take both IGCSE and O Level exams in the same examination series, as you might face dates clashes incidents. This happened to many of our candidates before.
Hello. My son is in year 10. I would like to know 1) how is the certification fo IGCSE done? Is it per subject or there?s one certificate with the aggregate grade?
2) if one doesnt achieve the requisite grade on a particular subject, is it possible to resit only that subject and how does affect the student progression to the next level?
To answer your questions, your son will receive individual certificate per subject. There are no aggregate grade. If your son fails in one subject, he may take the test again. There will be no repercussion with regards to IGCSE but it will depend on your son?s chosen school/college/university entry requirement if he ever plans to pursue further studies.
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hi
i want to study for (IT) computer science for that i have to clear my o-level and a-level exam so how can i do my o-level exam.
Hi Mushkgan,
You should start doing your revision based on the latest syllabus: (https://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-o-level-subjects-syllabuses) and practice with the latest past exam papers (https://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-o-level-past-exam-papers/). Start with the latest paper as they have the newest syllabus format and continue with the older one date back from 5 to 10 years. Then, revise on the most common mistake you always seem to make.
i have got E grade for maths and physics Ordinary level Cambridge.. and I am currently doing my Advance level.. will it affect my career?
Hi Fahad,
If you plan to further your studies this might affect your application at university level. It is best to check the entry requirements with the university you wish to apply to. If you wish to retake your exams, you are free to do so. Just make sure that they do not clash with your A-level exams.
Hi, Im from Malaysia
I would like to know is there anyway I could take the A-level exam without O level or equivalent?
sit as private candidate for example?
Hi LL,
If you have finished high school, you do not need to take O level anymore. Just proceed to A level.
You may register as a private candidate. Once you have decided to register as a private candidate, you will have to check the British Council at your local area or you can also find a list of registered Cambridge schools in your local area here: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/i-want-to/find-a-cambridge-school/ and check with school if they accept private candidate
I have the same case and I want to retake one of the exams, but I completed my o levels in 2016 so do you know whether I still have chance to retake it now in 2019??
Dear Luna,
It?s not too late to re-take your exams. However, there are no IGCSE exams in January. There are two exam series for UK and International: November and June while India has March series. Kindly read this article to know more about key dates: https://www.igcsecentre.com/exam-registration-dates/
Furthermore, IGCSE and O-level are two different examinations but of equivalent qualification. As such, ask your preferred university if they do not have a strict rules such as: all qualifications must be from the same examination board, since you?ve completed your O-levels already and you plan to take IGCSE Mathematics.
You may also be interested in our online revision course. These had helped numerous students to score A*. For more information, kindly read this: https://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-revision-courses/
I am a private student and would like to take IGCSE. However, for the English paper, I prefer to sit O level English 1123 as substitute for IGCSE First Language English 0500.Can I do that..? Please Patrickadvise.
Hi Patrick,
Yes, you may take both O-level and IGCSE subjects. But please be guided that IGCSE and O-level are different examination boards and it will all depend on what you want to study in the future. We suggest you to find out the acceptance of different examination boards for different subject from the university that you?re planning to apply to.
Also beware when you want to take both IGCSE and O Level exams in the same examination series, as you might face dates clashes incidents. This happened to many of our candidates before.
Hello
I need access to O level Mathematics past paper from 2002 to 2009. Can you share with me please.
Mamta
Hi Mamta,
Kindly check it here: https://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-o-level-past-exam-papers/
Hello. My son is in year 10. I would like to know 1) how is the certification fo IGCSE done? Is it per subject or there?s one certificate with the aggregate grade?
2) if one doesnt achieve the requisite grade on a particular subject, is it possible to resit only that subject and how does affect the student progression to the next level?
Hi Joyce,
To answer your questions, your son will receive individual certificate per subject. There are no aggregate grade. If your son fails in one subject, he may take the test again. There will be no repercussion with regards to IGCSE but it will depend on your son?s chosen school/college/university entry requirement if he ever plans to pursue further studies.
Kindly read this article to learn more about IGCSE: https://www.igcsecentre.com/what-is-igcse/.