IGCSE maths is allot more difficult then GCSE maths and so is any grade you wish to obtain. A C grade at GCSE is roughly 35% whilst at GCSE is 60%
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it depends upon the threshold for that year
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you need to just keep solving the past year papers and be aware of the formulas and your concepts should be clear, don't worry and be calm you will do well
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I don't know for sure, but people say Edexcel IGCSE grade boundaries for May 2012 series is being released on August 22nd .
Typically, an A grade in IGCSE Chemistry is awarded for scores between 75-100%. The exact percentage required for an A may vary slightly depending on the yearβs exam difficulty and grade boundaries set by the exam board.
A person can improve their IGCSE German listening grade by studying their notes on the topic. A person may also hire a tutor to help with learning more on the subject.
Yes.
universities don't look at igcse they look at AS or A2. the only igcse grade that matter is maths where you need a D and English which i think is a E. Igcse is just to get into the said AS or A2 course
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International General Certificate of Secondary Education:second highest award apart from A*
You can find physics IGCSE past papers for grade 9 on websites such as Cambridge International's official website, Revision World, and XtremePapers. These websites typically offer past papers for purchase or download for practice and revision purposes.
I did my IGCSE Math in one year and I got an A*. So for the second year, people who got A and A* moved into the higher level math, where we did Pure Mathematics, or A/O math (also from Edexcel and is now part of the IGCSE - Pure Mathematics). Pure Mathematics is like basically the first year of IB Higher Level Mathematics, so we're kind of ahead.So I don't know for sure, but you do a Math exam when you enter IB and they put you in the level they think you fit in.But I think you either have to get an A or an A* in your IGCSE's. At least an A.
No, SSC (Secondary School Certificate) and IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) have different syllabi. SSC is a certification exam in India while IGCSE is a globally recognized qualification offered by Cambridge Assessment International Education.
you will need 60% to get a C in IGCSE