What is IGCSE?▸
AnswerIGCSE stands for International General Certificate of Secondary Education, an internationally recognised qualification (most widely offered by Cambridge Assessment International Education and Pearson Edexcel) typically taken by students aged 14–16 around the world.
Is this really free? Do I need to sign up?▸
AnswerYes — every subject, every topic, and all 2002 practice questions with worked answers are completely free, with no account, email, or payment required. Just open a subject and start revising.
Which exam board and syllabus does this cover?▸
AnswerTopic coverage and the syllabus codes shown on each subject (e.g. 0580 for Mathematics, 0620 for Chemistry) follow the Cambridge IGCSE specifications. Because exam boards share very similar core content, most topics and question styles are also strong revision practice for Edexcel International GCSE students.
How many subjects and practice questions are there?▸
Answer13 subjects — Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Spanish, French, English Literature, English Language, History, Geography, Economics, Business Studies and Sociology — covering 65 topics and 2002 exam-style practice questions, each with a full worked mark-scheme answer.
Are these real past exam papers?▸
AnswerNo. All notes and questions are original content written to match the style, difficulty and mark allocations of real IGCSE exams — not copied or reproduced from any exam board's copyrighted past papers.