IGCSE exam preparation in Singapore involves past papers, formula sheets, mock exams, and structured revision so you are ready for the real exam series. This guide outlines how to plan your IGCSE exam preparation, which resources to use, and how to combine them for the best results. Whether you are in an international school or studying IGCSE with tuition, a clear IGCSE exam preparation plan helps you cover the syllabus and build exam technique.

What IGCSE exam preparation includes

IGCSE exam preparation typically includes: syllabus coverage (notes, textbook, revision guides), past papers (under timed conditions, marked with the mark scheme), formula sheets (physics, chemistry, maths – get the official sheet from your teacher or exam board), and mock exams (full papers under exam conditions to practise stamina and time management). For Singapore students, IGCSE resources are widely available; use our IGCSE Past Papers, IGCSE Resources, IGCSE Mock Exams, and formula sheet guides (IGCSE Physics Formula Sheet, IGCSE Chemistry Formula Sheet) to structure your revision.

Planning your IGCSE exam preparation

Start by listing your subjects and the exam dates. Allocate time to each subject and prioritise weak topics. Use past papers from the last 3–5 years so the format matches current exams. Do at least one full paper per subject under timed conditions before the real exam. Use formula sheets when practising so you know where each equation is and when to use it. If you need extra support, IGCSE tuition (e.g. on Tutopiya) can target weak areas and exam technique. Book a free trial on the Tutopiya learning platform for one-to-one IGCSE exam preparation. See our IGCSE Meaning, Tutopiya IGCSE, and IGCSE GPA Calculator guides for more.