CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS IGCSE MAY/JUNE 2017 A guide for PARENTS and CANDIDATES

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CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS IGCSE A guide for PARENTS and CANDIDATES

SUBJECT CODE OPTION PAPERS DURATION DATES Accounting the same series as 7110 0452 AX 11 - Paper 11 21 - Paper 21 Monday 15 May 2017 PM Friday 19 May 2017 PM Additional Mathematics the same series as 4037 0606 AX 11 Paper 11 21 Paper 21 Tuesday 30 May 2017 PM Tuesday 01 June 2017 PM Arabic the same series as 0508 0544 Y 22 - Reading 3 - Speaking 42 - Writing Tuesday 02 May 2017 AM 01 March 2017 to 01 April 2017 Wednesday 10 May 2017 AM Biology (Extended) the same series as 0653, 0654, 5090 or Biology (Core) the same series as 0653, 0654, 5090 or Business Studies the same series as 7115 0610 CX 0610 GX 0450 AX 21 - Multiple Choice 41 - Theory 11 - Multiple Choice 31 - Theory 11 - Short Answer/Structured Response 21 - Case Study 15m 15m Tuesday 09 May 2017 PM Thursday 18 May 2017 PM Tuesday 09 May 2017 PM Tuesday 09 May 2017 PM Thursday 18 May 2017 PM Tuesday 09 May 2017 PM Monday 22 May 2017 PM Friday 26 May 2017 PM Chemistry (Extended) the same series as 0653, 0654, 5070 or 0620 CX 21 - Multiple Choice 41 - Theory 15m Thursday 04 May 2017 PM Tuesday 16 May 2017 PM Thursday 04 May 2017 PM Chemistry (Core) the same series as 0653, 0654, 5070 or 0620 GX 11 - Multiple Choice 31 - Theory 15m Thursday 04 May 2017 PM Tuesday 16 May 2017 PM Thursday 04 May 2017 PM Computer Science the same series as 2210 0478 AX 11 - Paper 11 Theory 21 - Paper 21 Problem-Solving and Programming Tuesday 23 May 2017 PM Thursday 25 May 2017 PM Economics the same series as 2281 0455 X 11 - Multiple Choice 21 - Structured Questions 15m Friday 09 June 2017 PM Wednesday 17 May 2017 PM

(Count-in Speaking) (Core) 0511 AX 11 - Reading and Writing 31 - Listening 51 - Oral Communication 15 March 2017 to 15 April 2017 (Count-in Speaking) (Core) 0511 CX 11 - Reading and Writing 31 - Listening 81 - Oral Communication 51 Mark Carried Forward (Count-in Speaking) (Core) 0511 DX 11 - Reading and Writing 31 - Listening 86 - Oral Communication (Coursework) 6 Mark Carried Forward (Count-in Speaking) (Extended) 0511 EX 21 - Reading and Writing 41 - Listening 51 - Oral Communication 15 March 2017 to 15 April 2017 (Count-in Speaking) (Extended) 0511 GX 21 - Reading and Writing 41 - Listening 81 - Oral Communication 51 Mark Carried Forward (Count-in Speaking) (Extended) 0511 HX 21 - Reading and Writing 41 - Listening 86 - Oral Communication (Coursework) 6 Mark Carried Forward

OR 510 AX 11- Reading and writing(core) 31- Listening (Core) 51- Oral Communication 15 March 2017 to 15 April 2017 OR 510 CX 11- Reading and writing(core) 31- Listening (Core) 81- Oral Communication Mark Carried Forward OR 510 DX 11- Reading and writing(core) 31- Listening (Core) 86- Oral Communication (Coursework) Mark Carried Forward OR 510 EX 21- Reading and writing(extended) 41- Listening (Extended) 51- Oral Communication 15 March 2017 to 15 April 2017 OR 510 GX 21- Reading and writing(extended) 41- Listening (Extended) 51 81- Oral Communication Mark Carried Forward OR 510 HX 21- Reading and writing(extended) 41- Listening (Extended) 86- Oral Communication (Coursework) Mark Carried Forward - Candidates appearing for First Language English (0500) cannot take (0510 or 0511) in the same session - For, please choose subject code: 0510 or 0511-0511: Speaking exam weighs 15%, Listening 15% and Reading & Writing 70%. - 0510: Speaking exam weighs 0%, Listening 30% and Reading & Writing 70%. - Candidates appearing for First Language Arabic (508) cannot take Arabic (0544) in the same session. - Entries with asterisks * refer to a note through text.

Environmental Management the same series as 5014 0680 BX 11 - Paper 11 21 - Paper 21 41 - Alternative To Coursework Monday 05 June 2017 PM Tuesday 06 June 2017 PM Thursday 08 June 2017 PM Environmental Management the same series as 5014 0680 CX 11 - Paper 11 21 - Paper 21 83 - Coursework Mark Carried Forward Monday 05 June 2017 PM Tuesday 06 June 2017 PM First Language Arabic the same series as 0544 0508 1 - Reading 2 - Writing Tuesday 16 May 2017 AM Thursday 18 May 2017 AM First Language English (Oral Endorsement) (Core) the same series as 0510, 0511 or 1123 0500 AR 11 - Reading Passages 31 - Directed Writing & Composition First Language English (Oral Endorsement) (Extended) the same series as 0510, 0511 or 1123 0500 CR 21 - Reading Passages 31 - Directed Writing & Composition First Language French the same series as 0520 or 3015 0501 1 - Reading 2 - Writing Tuesday 16 May 2017 AM Thursday 18 May 2017 AM French the same series as 0501 or 3015 0520 X 11 - Listening 21 - Reading 3 - Speaking 41 - Writing Tuesday 02 May 2017 PM Friday 12 May 2017 PM 01 March 2017 to 01 April 2017 Tuesday 02 May 2017 PM French the same series as 0501 or 3015 0520 XC 11 - Listening 21 - Reading 41 - Writing 83 - Speaking Mark Carried Forward Tuesday 02 May 2017 PM Friday 12 May 2017 PM Tuesday 02 May 2017 PM Geography the same series as 2217 0460 BY 12 - Geographical Themes 22 - Geographical Skills 42 - Alternative to Coursework Tuesday 02 May 2017 AM Wednesday 10 May 2017 AM Tuesday 06 June 2017 AM

Geography the same series as 2217 0460 CY 12 - Geographical Themes 22 - Geographical Skills 83 - Coursework Mark Carried Forward Tuesday 02 May 2017 AM Wednesday 10 May 2017 AM History 0470 BY 12 - Paper 12 22 - Paper 22 42 - Alternative to Coursework Friday 05 May 2017 AM Friday 12 May 2017 AM Monday 05 June 2017 AM History 0470 CY 12 - Paper 12 22 - Paper 22 83 - Coursework Mark Carried Forward Friday 05 May 2017 AM Friday 12 May 2017 AM Information & Communication Technology 0417 DY 12 - Theory 22 - Practical Test A 32 - Practical Test B Wednesday 17 May 2017 AM 25/04/2017 27/04/2017 Islamiyat the same series as 2058 0493 AX 11 - Paper 11 21 - Paper 21 Wednesday 03 May 2017 PM Monday 08 May 2017 PM Literature (English) the same series as 0408 or 2010 0486 AY 12-Poetry and Prose 22-Drama Monday 22 May 2017 AM Friday 26 May 2017 AM Literature (English) the same series as 0408 or 2010 0486 BY 12 - Poetry and Prose 32 - Drama (Open Text) 42 - Unseen 15m Monday 22 May 2017 AM Friday 26 May 2017 AM Friday 26 May 2017 AM

Literature (English) the same series as 0408 or 2010 0486 DY 12 - Poetry and Prose 32 - Drama (Open Text) 85 - Coursework Mark 05 Carried Forward Monday 22 May 2017 AM Friday 26 May 2017 AM Mathematics (Without Coursework) (Core) the same series as 0607 or 4024 0580 AY 12 - Paper 12 32 - Paper 32 Wednesday 03 May 2017 AM Monday 08 May 2017 AM Mathematics (Without Coursework) (Extended) the same series as 0607 or 4024 0580 BY 22 - Paper 22 42 - Paper 22 30m Wednesday 03 May 2017 AM Monday 08 May 2017 AM Physics (Extended) the same series as 0653, 0654, 5054 or 0625 CX 21 - Multiple Choice 41 - Theory 15m Thursday 11 May 2017 PM Wednesday 24 May 2017 PM Thursday 11 May 2017 PM Physics (Core) the same series as 0653, 0654, 5054 or 0625 GX 11 - Multiple Choice 31 - Theory 15m Thursday 11 May 2017 PM Wednesday 24 May 2017 PM Thursday 11 May 2017 PM Sociology the same series as 2251 0495 AY 12 - Paper 12 22 - Paper 22 Tuesday 30 May 2017 AM Friday 02 June 2017 AM Travel And Tourism 0471 AY 12 - Written Paper 22 - Alternative to Coursework 30m Tuesday 23 May 2017 AM Thursday 01 June 2017 AM Travel And Tourism 0471 CY 12 - Written Paper 83 - Coursework Mark Carried Forward Tuesday 23 May 2017 AM

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS What arrangements are there for special needs candidates? We make every effort to cater to candidates with special needs. If you require special arrangements to be made (for example extra time, enlarged print papers etc.) kindly make a request when you register for your examination. All special consideration requests are subject to Cambridge approval. What if a candidate suddenly falls sick? We have trained first aiders at all our examination venues to attend to such cases. First, we take the candidate away from examination hall to rest and try to assess the candidate s condition as quickly as possible in addition to contacting their parent. If the candidate recovers within 15 minutes, we allow them to continue the examination. However, additional time will only be permitted at the discretion of the Examination Officer/Supervisor. What items are permitted into the examination hall? Candidates must bring black/blue pen, pencil, eraser, non-programmable calculator, geometrical instruments and any other permitted materials required for the examination along with their Statement of Entry (SOE) and valid passport/civil id. What happens if a candidate forgets to bring their passport/civil id or Statement of Entry (SOE)? It is very important that you bring your SOE to prove your identity to take an examination. If for any reason you do not have your documents you must inform the supervisor/examination officer at the venue. Although we will make every effort to ensure that you sit for the test we cannot guarantee that this will be possible. What is the reporting time for the examination and what happens when a candidate reports late to the venue? The reporting time is the time at which the candidate should arrive at the examination venue. Please refer to the venue letter for the reporting time. British Council reserves the right not to allow entry into the examination hall if this requirement is not met. Candidates are not allowed to enter the examination room while instructions are being read and question papers distributed. Late candidates will only be allowed entry once the examination has started and will not receive extra time. However, these candidates will have access to a printed copy of the Instructions to Candidates to read before entering the examination hall. How does the British Council contact candidates? The British Council uses several methods to communicate with our registered candidates. We may contact them through emails, SMS for quick updates, our website or facebook page. What facilities are available for parents/guardians? Our primary concern is the security and comfort of the candidates. Wherever possible we try to cater to the needs of any accompanying parent/guardian. These facilities may vary from venue to venue. Please note that there may not be a waiting area for parents/guardians at some venues. Procedures for feedback or complaints If you have any feedback or complaint, please complete the Complaint Form available with the Examination Officer/Supervisor and return it before leaving the venue. Candidate can also write to us at info@kw.britishcouncil.org Important points to note about your examinations:

Important points to note about your examinations: Bring your original SoE and original passport/civil id to every examination Upon receipt of SoE kindly check all your personal details and ensure all the subjects you have registered for are recorded on it. If there is any incorrect information please email us on info@kw.britishcouncil.org immediately. Unreported errors could result in receiving incorrect or incomplete results or incur late penalty fees Be punctual for all your examinations Involvement in any type of misbehaviour or malpractice at the examination venue may lead to disqualification Only examination materials and equipment are permitted in the examination hall Do not talk or disturb any other candidates during the examination If you leave the examination hall unattended by an invigilator you will not be allowed to reentre again All the best for your examination