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Hey guys! Great to see the comments about the successful exams….can any1 give me tips on the November 2015 exams …cause m freaking out ..is it gonna be hard???
Hi,
All I can say is that do not panic. You have about two months. That is enough to get past papers done. One advice for the past papers, mark them with honesty. This will give you a clear picture of how ready you really are. DO NOT CRAM!!!!!!!! You have plenty of time. You need to understand the key concepts and for sciences ensure you know your theory well. Read some topics. Get down to the stores and buy some revision guides(if necessary). I hope you know the revision method that works best for you. If you are really good at a certain subject, I would advise not to be too over confident. Do some more past papers but obviously, don’t spend TOO MUCH TIME!!!!
if you have any questions I will be glad to answer them. GOOD LUCK!!!
What are your subjects? One common tip is practice as many past papers as possible.
Hey!
Well, no one can really predict how hard or easy the papers are going to be. However, the most important thing is that you stay calm throughout the whole thing, and create a revision plan (which you can follow ofcourse! )
Hey, I’m writing my paper at the same time. Igcse usually gets more application-based with every year’s paper, so you ought to know your concepts inside out. And solve as many past papers as you can, those are great help. And don’t forget to read any textbook/guidebook that you have because although the questions assess the same concepts, they aren’t the exact same. Good luck! 🙂
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How can i download all the past papers for Physics all at once? :3 I really like this website but it is taking me a long time to download each and every paper.
Dear IGCSE TEAM,
CAN YOU GIVE ME SOME TIPS HOW I CAN IMPROVE IN MY CHEMISTRY(0620) AND MATH(0580)
I AM NOT GOOD AT THIS SUBJECTS CAN YOU GIVE ME SOME TIPS PLEASE
Hello Harshil,
You need to do lots of practice. And most importantly, understand the theory, not just memorising them.
Just pray to God thats all u can do XP
Try to do all the past papers and understand the theory well.
Well in chemistry, first things first. Do the mole concept. You will need it in countless situations. Then skip everything and do organic chemistry since it usually has a lot in the exams. Then do extractions of zinc, iron and aluminium. Do steel making and alloys. Then do electrolysis and copper refining. Then go and do the uses of all the above metals. Study the trends in the periodic table. Study the Haber and Contact processes and dont miss out any steps. Make sure you know important chemical equations. Know properties of diamond, graphite and silicon(IV) oxide, as well as differences.
Hi IGCSE centre,
When is the mark schemes for the IGCSE’s coming out?