The IGCSE Maths exam consists of two papers testing different skills. Paper 1 is a short answer exam worth 35% focusing on core topics like number, algebra, and shape. Paper 2 is a longer structured question paper worth 65% allowing calculator use. The core exam focuses more on number, space, and statistics while the extended version emphasizes algebra and space. Both exams prepare students for employment or further study and require a calculator.

1. IGCSE Maths- Core

2. Grade available C-G
Paper 1 (1 hour)
Short answer questions
Candidate should answer each question
Weighting: 35%

3. Paper 3 (2 hours)
Structured questions
Candidate should answer each question
Weighting: 65%
Can use calculator

4. Number Algebra Space & Stastistics
shape &
probability
Core 30-35% 20-25% 30-35% 10-15%
Extended 15-20% 35-40% 30-35% 10-15%

5. A background info on IGCSE Maths
Internationally recognised standards
It is aimed at a WIDE ability range of students
Grades for Core C-G
Grades for Extended A*-E
It prepares for progression to employment, or to further
study
IGCSE Maths requires a CALCULATOR for both papers.

6. A background info on IGCSE Maths
Internationally recognised standards
It is aimed at a WIDE ability range of students
Grades for Core C-G
Grades for Extended A*-E
It prepares for progression to employment, or to further
study
IGCSE Maths requires a CALCULATOR for both papers.