Save My Exams is a popular source of IGCSE revision notes, topic questions, and past-paper style resources. Many students search for “Save My Exams IGCSE” when building a revision toolkit. Here’s how to use it effectively and how Tutopiya can add live support and more practice.

What Save My Exams Offers for IGCSE

• Topic-based revision notes for many IGCSE subjects.
• Past paper questions and solutions (availability varies by subject and tier).
• Model answers and mark-scheme style explanations.

Using Save My Exams for structured notes and extra questions can support your school or textbook learning. Notes are usually organised by topic and syllabus, so you can tick off topics as you revise. Topic questions and past-paper style tasks help you test your understanding before doing full papers.

What to Use Save My Exams For

• First-time revision – Use the notes to recap a topic after class or when you have left a subject for a while.
• Quick reference – When you forget a formula or definition, the condensed notes can help you look it up quickly.
• Topic checks – Do the topic questions to see if you have understood a section before moving on.
• Extra practice – If you have run out of full past papers for a subject, the question banks can give you more practice on specific topics.

Save My Exams does not replace your textbook or teacher; it works best as part of a mix of resources.

Limits of Save My Exams (and How to Fill Them)

Save My Exams may not cover every variant or every subject in the same depth. Some content is behind a paywall. You also have to mark your own work and interpret mark schemes yourself. For live feedback, personalised help with weak topics, and practice that is automatically marked, you need something extra—such as a tutor or a platform that offers instant marking and explanations. Combining Save My Exams with past papers from the exam board and with tutoring or an online practice platform gives you a stronger preparation.

Combining Save My Exams With Other Resources

• Past papers from the exam board (Cambridge/Edexcel) for the most accurate exam feel.
• Examiner reports to see what markers reward and penalise.
• Live or on-demand tutoring to clarify difficult topics and exam technique.

Tutopiya complements revision sites like Save My Exams by adding live IGCSE tuition, 200,000+ auto-marked questions, and past paper sessions with tutors who know the syllabus and mark schemes.

Building a Revision Mix That Works

A strong IGCSE revision plan often includes: (1) syllabus or textbook for full content, (2) revision notes (e.g. Save My Exams, ZNotes) for summaries and quick recap, (3) official past papers for exam-style practice and timing, (4) mark schemes and examiner reports for understanding what gets marks, and (5) tutoring or auto-marked practice for feedback and targeting weak areas. Save My Exams fits mainly into (2) and partly into (3). Add the other elements according to your needs and time.

Tips for Using Save My Exams Effectively

• Match the syllabus – Check that the notes and questions are for your exam board and syllabus code (e.g. Cambridge 0580 for Maths).
• Active recall – Don’t just read the notes; close them and test yourself, then check.
• Use with past papers – After revising a topic with Save My Exams, do past paper questions on that topic to see how it appears in the exam.
• Note gaps – If a topic is missing or thin on Save My Exams, use your textbook or another resource so you don’t miss anything.

Tutopiya Resources and Free Trial

Get the best of both: use Save My Exams (or similar) for notes and extra questions, and Tutopiya for targeted practice, marking, and one-to-one support from IGCSE specialists.

Book a free trial with an IGCSE tutor to see how we can support your Save My Exams revision, or browse Tutopiya’s learning portal for more free resources.