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Common Questions

What is IGCSE?

An IGCSE is the international equivalent of a GCSE qualification.

What does IGCSE stand for?

IGCSE stands for International General Certificate of Secondary Education.

What is the difference between IGCSE and GCSE?

The IGCSE can be taken by students overseas or privately in the UK. IGCSEs cannot be taken by students in state schools in the UK. The content is usually very similar to the GCSEs, although the IGCSEs may offer alternatives to coursework.

How much do IGCSE exams cost?

IGCSE exams cost from £218 per subject, although the cost is higher for exams with additional elements such as languages.

When do IGCSE results come out?

Results for CIE IGCSEs are released on the 16th of August 2023, and results for Edexcel IGCSE are released on the 24th of August 2023.

How to study for IGCSE?

Studying for IGCSEs in the UK either at a private school or through a private provider. IGCSEs cannot be taken by students at state schools in the UK.

What is Double Award Science IGCSE?

Double Award Science IGCSE is a curriculum that covers 2/3 of the subject matter of triple award courses. A candidate will get a pair of identical grades, equating to two IGCSEs (eg. AA, BB). The scores are always averaged between Biology, Chemistry and Physics exam scores.