Exam code: 0625 & 0972
Schools in some regions can choose to have their IGCSEs graded using either the A*-G or the 9-1 grading scale. The exam code of the paper you sit depends on which grading scale you have been entered for. If you sit Physics (0625), you will be awarded a grade from A* to G, while if you sit Physics (0972), you will be awarded a grade from 9 to 1. Regardless of the grading scale used and the exam code of the paper, all students study the same syllabus, and the exam you take will be identical.
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Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/01 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
2024 | ||||
June 2024 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
2023 | ||||
November 2023 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2023 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2023 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/12 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
2022 | ||||
November 2022 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2022 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2022 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/12 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
2021 | ||||
November 2021 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2021 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
2020 | ||||
November 2020 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2020 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2020 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/12 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
2019 | ||||
November 2019 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
June 2019 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
2018 | ||||
June 2018 Paper 1: Multiple Choice (Core) 0972/11 | Question Paper | Mark Scheme | ||
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