IGCSE Chemistry Past Papers and Topic Questions

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IGCSE Chemistry Past Papers and Topic Questions

IGCSE Chemistry Past Papers,Examiner Reports, Mark Schemes, Syllabus , Syllabus changes, Syllabus updates
For Exam Papers 0620 IGCSE Chemistry have been classified separately into March / October-November and May Sessions and have all three variants.
Separate section exists for IGCSE Chemistry 0971 (9-1) Past Papers.
The examinations are held in March / October -November and May- June Sessions.
Papers are available for six administrative time zones. It is a myth that one must solve papers belonging to one's own time zone. Solving papers for different time zones makes you better prepared.
The questions and mark schemes , along with confidential reports, specimen papers and syllabus copies have been uploaded as PDF
After solving past paper questions, while checking the answers, you must look at special instructions and the mark scheme abbreviations. That way you master every subject easily.
All papers are downloadable and printable as they are available in the pdf form

Solved Past Papers

IGCSE Chemistry Solved Past Papers [ Solved Questions and Answers pdf] Paper Code 0620

Paper 2 Multiple Choice Paper [ Extended Syllabus] - Chemistry Sample Copies

0620_w18_qp_62-IGCSE-Chemistry-Solved-Past-Paper.pdf

Paper 4 Structured Theory Paper [ Extended Syllabus] - Chemistry Sample Copies

0620_w18_qp_42-IGCSE-Chemistry-Solved-Past-Paper.pdf

Paper 6 Alternative to Practical Paper [ Extended Syllabus] - Chemistry Sample Copies

0620_s18_qp_22-IGCSE-Chemistry-Solved-Past-Paper.pdf

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IGCSE Chemistry Topic Questions

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IGCSE Chemistry Past Papers

This page contains IGCSE Chemistry Past Papers for Chemistry for the paper code 0620. We need to now specify the paper number as well because earlier there used to be just one IGCSE Chemistry which was numbered as 0620, but of late , another option for Chemistry has ben introduced by Cambridge ( CAIE). This new option is called as 0971 (9-1) IGCSE Chemistry. This syllabus is graded from 9 to 1 but is otherwise the same as Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry (0620).

So if you have chosen to appear for 0971 (9-1) IGCSE Chemistry and are worried that you do not have any practice papers for your paper code, then you need not worry. The papers available for 0620 can also be used to prepare yourself for this newly introduced subject option.

Changes in the paper number for 0620 IGCSE Chemistry for the core and the extended curriculum:

About the multiple choice question paper, core theory paper, extended theory paper and the alternative to practical exam paper.

Also , until 2015, the paper code for the multiple choice question paper was paper 1. Also another important thing to note there was that , the core and the extended students were supposed to appear fro the same multiple choice paper number 1. So , both; the core and the extended students studied the core syllabus for their multiple choice question exam ( MCQ) .
The extended theory paper code was '3'. So students needed to solve paper 3 questions, as a practice of the extended theory papers.
The core theory paper 2 for getting a good practice of the core theory exam paper.
From 2016, the paper codes for Chemistry underwent some revision. Now the core MCQ paper was numbered as 1. So it had its variants ( versions) as 11/12/13 .
The extended students had to now appear for an MCQ paper that was numbered as 2, with its variants being 21/22/23.
The core structured theory papers were renumbered to '3' with variants 31/32/33 and the extended theory paper was renumbered to "4", with variants 41/42/43.
The variant that you appear for , say 11/12/13, 21/22/23 and 31/32/33 ; 41/42/43; 51/52/53 and 61/62/63 gets decided on the time zone that you fall into.
Paper 5 ( Variants 51/52/53 )stayed as the practical paper along with paper 6 (Variants 61/62/63) which is the alternative to practical paper.
The above information is to help you decide as to which papers to solve , incase you are learning Cambridge IGCSE for the first time.
So currently the core students appear for paper 1, paper 3 and paper 5 or paper 6 and the extended students appear for Paper 2, Paper 4 and Paper 5 or Paper 6

FOLLOWING ARE THE IGCSE PAST PAPERS FROM 2005 ONWARDS:

Note:

2002 to 2015 , there was only one Multiple Choice Paper, namely Paper 1
So, all students had to appear for Paper 1 as their MCQ Paper
Cambridge has clearly stated in their syllabus copy that the extended students will be assessed n the Core as well as the Extended part of the curriculum.
Hence we highly recommend that students solve Paper 1 from 2002 to 2015 , as they themselves will realise that questions from these papers are also included by CAIE in extended MCQ Exams. See it to believe it.

Multiple Choice Question Papers / Paper 1

2005 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s05_ms_1.pdf

2005 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s05_qp_1.pdf

2006 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s06_qp_1.pdf

2006 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s06_ms_1.pdf

2007 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s07_qp_1.pdf

2007 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s07_ms_1.pdf

2008 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s08_qp_1.pdf

2008 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s08_ms_1.pdf

2009 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s09_qp_11_and_12.pdf

2009 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s09_ms_11_and_12.pdf

2010 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s10_qp_11.pdf

0620_s10_qp_12.pdf

0620_s10_qp_13.pdf

2010 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s10_ms_11.pdf

0620_s10_ms_12.pdf

0620_s10_ms_13.pdf

2011 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s11_qp_11.pdf

0620_s11_qp_12.pdf

0620_s11_qp_13.pdf

2011 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s11_ms_11.pdf

0620_s11_ms_12.pdf

0620_s11_ms_13.pdf

2012 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s12_qp_11.pdf

0620_s12_qp_12.pdf

0620_s12_qp_13.pdf

2012 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s12_ms_11.pdf

0620_s12_ms_12.pdf

0620_s12_ms_13.pdf

2013 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s13_qp_11.pdf

0620_s13_qp_12.pdf

0620_s13_qp_13.pdf

2013 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s13_ms_11.pdf

0620_s13_ms_12.pdf

0620_s13_ms_13.pdf

2014 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s14_qp_11.pdf

0620_s14_qp_12.pdf

0620_s14_qp_13.pdf

2014 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s14_ms_11.pdf

0620_s14_ms_12.pdf

0620_s14_ms_13.pdf

2015 Paper 1 / Question Paper

0620_s15_qp_11.pdf

0620_s15_qp_12.pdf

0620_s15_qp_13.pdf

2015 Paper 1 / Mark Scheme

0620_s15_ms_11.pdf

0620_s15_ms_12.pdf

0620_s15_ms_13.pdf

IGCSE Extended Theory Past Paper Questions 0620

2002 to 2015 Paper 3 is the extended paper
2016 and beyonf Paper 4 is the extended theory paper
The Paper Codes for IGCSE Chemistry 0620 were changed by Cambridge as explained above

2005 Paper 3 / Question Paper

0620_s05_qp_3.pdf

2005 Paper 3 / Mark Scheme

0620_s05_ms_3.pdf

2006 Paper 3 / Question Paper

0620_s06_qp_3.pdf

2006 Paper 3 / Mark Scheme

0620_s06_ms_3.pdf

2007 Paper 3 / Question Paper

0620_s07_qp_3.pdf

2007 Paper 3 / Mark Scheme

0620_s07_ms_3.pdf

2008 Paper 3 / Question Paper

0620_s08_qp_31-32.pdf

2008 Paper 3 / Mark Scheme