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Practise 5 Cambridge skills and 34 questions across IGCSE maths and sciences, with an AS and A Level bridge set and worked explanations.
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education is Cambridge’s school qualification for roughly the 14 to 16 age range, taught in international and private schools worldwide, including a growing number across Ghana and West Africa.
IGCSE subjects are usually offered at two tiers. The Extended tier carries the wider grade range and is what most students aiming at AS and A Level will take, which makes accurate self-assessment before tier entry genuinely consequential.
Our Cambridge practice concentrates on IGCSE mathematics and sciences at Extended level, with a bridging set for students moving on to AS and A Level. It is a supplement for topic drilling rather than full syllabus coverage.
Students in international and private schools working towards Cambridge IGCSE entries.
Anyone deciding between Core and Extended entry who needs an honest read on their current level.
Students bridging from IGCSE into AS and A Level maths or science.
Families preparing candidates privately who need structured practice with feedback.
Cambridge content currently available, with live skill and question counts. This is a focused set covering IGCSE maths and sciences plus an A Level bridge.
Every skill begins on a SmartScore of 0. Nothing is assumed about what you already know, so the score reflects your work and nothing else.
A correct answer pushes the score up; a wrong one pulls it back. Harder questions move the score further, so guessing your way up is not possible.
A worked explanation appears after each question — right or wrong — so the score rises because your understanding rose, not because you memorised an answer key.
A SmartScore of 100 means the skill is mastered. Your dashboard shows which skills are done and which still need work, so revision time goes where it counts.
If you are weighing up Core against Extended entry, SmartScore is the most useful evidence you can bring to that conversation. Extended-level skills sitting comfortably at or near 100 say more than a mock percentage does.
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Cambridge publishes a syllabus per subject and per examination series, and tier availability differs between subjects. Always work from the syllabus for your own subject and series.
Curriculum information last reviewed · next review due
Currently 5 skills and 34 questions, focused on IGCSE Extended mathematics, IGCSE sciences and an AS/A Level bridge. It is a focused set rather than full syllabus coverage, and the live counts on this page show exactly what exists.
No. Every question is written by us to match IGCSE topics and question style. Nothing is reproduced from Cambridge papers or mark schemes.
The mathematics and science skills are pitched at Extended level, which is the tier most students continuing to AS and A Level take. Core candidates can still use them, though some questions will sit above the Core demand.
That is what it is designed for. Drill the topic you covered in class this week, take the skill to 100, and use the dashboard to see which earlier topics have quietly slipped.
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34 questions across 5 skills, with instant explanations and a SmartScore on every one.