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Hi,
I was completing one of the Physics past papers, and the answer to one question was about 1239 (which was the correct answer). However, the marking scheme says that the answer is 1200…A1, without any exceptions.
Which one should I write? and why?
Thanks,
Rayyan
Hello Rayyan,
The mark schemes are prepared by CIE, the exam board – not us. Kindly contact CIE directly: https://www.cie.org.uk for this matter. Furthermore, you can refer to the Examiner Report here: https://igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/ , where you will be able to see the examiner feedback on the common error.
All answers in physics must be corrected to 2 significant figures bruh
I think u should arrange papers as topic wise as it becomes a whole lot easier to find topic questions if someone is solving the papers in a limited portion……..
Hi Sanjalee,
Thank you for the suggestion. However, we only upload the past papers as it is.
Hi
How to improve my English speaking and writing ?
Hi Abdulrahman,
Practice, practice, and practice. The quickest way to build vocabulary is, look for synonym for each basic words that you come across. Make a habit to keep a log book beside you, or use your smartphone if you have one, and start building your vocabulary by looking into a dictionary (or dictionary from your super smartphone) then copy down their synonym words or phrases.
You can start by building verbs, as they are very interesting and you even get to learn phrasal verbs at the same time. The ability to use phrasal verbs in your writing, could land you some good marks!
Furthermore, you may be interested in our revision course (https://igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-revision-courses/) These had helped numerous students to score A*
Hello. I was searching for the ICT (0417) past papers but I can’t find it. Is it not available anymore?
Hi Anay,
We checked it on our end and we can access the folder properly. Try to clear your browsing data e.g. history, browser cache etc? Please also access the past papers page at Google non-peak hours. The non-peak hour for Google is 7pm?7am, GMT 0. Please work it out in your local timezone.
Thanks a lot I found it
You’re welcome, Anay.
hi
can you guide me on accounting.what to do?
Hi Nikanth,
With Accounting, you’ll need a lot of practice.
1. Learn and understand the key concepts and formulas. Familiarise/memorise the key equations/formulas (refer to the latest syllabus on what is expected: https://igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/).
2. Do revision based on the latest syllabus and practice with the latest past exam papers (https://igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/). Pay attention to the most common mistakes you always seem to make. Make notes and revise them, so you can avoid making the same mistakes in your actual exam.
Tips:
Minimize your reference checks. Try solving a problem with the formula without looking it up. You MUST do this as many times as you can. You will be able to remember the formulas/key equations better when you repeat this step.