Science

What you're about to read was taken directly from Cambridge IGCSE Combined Science examiners — the people physically marking your paper. Not a teacher's guess. Not a YouTube tutor's theory. The actual patterns your examiners see, year after year, that cost students marks they already earned. Here's what nobody tells you: you probably know enough science to pass. Maybe even to do well. Many students who underperform aren't failing because their knowledge is weak. They're faili

After years of poring over past Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics past papers, examiner comments, and syllabus changes, I can tell you with confidence: certain topics come up almost every single paper, certain question types are as close to guaranteed as maths gets, and certain areas students spend hours revising have been quietly removed from the syllabus entirely. This guide exists to show you exactly which is which — and it's the only predictions resource you'll need for Cambrid

This page gives you the complete and latest collection of Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry (0620) past papers for 2024–2025, including all variants, official question papers, mark schemes, and examiner resources to support you. Updated for 2026, these papers are essential. Before attempting them, we recommend reading the advice below compiled by our experienced Kingsbridge teachers and examiners, as it highlights the most common mistakes and strategies to do well for this subject.

Find every Cambridge IGCSE Physics (0625) past paper from 2023 to 2025 in one place — including all variants and official mark schemes, fully updated for 2026. These are some of the most effective resources you can have for exam preparation. For these papers, we also recommend you click here to better understand what your IGCSE Physics examiners are looking for when awarding top marks. It is also important to know whether you are entered for the Core or Extended tier, as thi

Before downloading the papers, make sure you know whether you are entered for the Core or Extended tier, as this determines which exams you should practise. Core students can achieve up to a Grade C and sit Papers 1, 3 and 5, while Extended students can access grades up to A* and sit Papers 2, 4 and either Paper 5 or 6. Most students are entered for the Extended tier. If you are unsure, check with your teacher first. Before you start practising these papers, we recommend re

Here you will find the complete and latest Cambridge IGCSE Combined Science (0653) past papers, carefully organised to support focused and effective revision. Before downloading the papers papers, make sure you know whether you are entered for the Core or Extended tier, as this determines which exams you should practise. Most students take the Extended tier and will sit Papers 2, 4 and 6, while Core students will sit Papers 1, 3 and 5. If you are unsure, ask your teacher firs