Good IGCSE resources help you revise effectively and practise exam-style questions. This guide lists the best types of IGCSE resources for Singapore students, including past papers, formula sheets, revision guides, and tuition so you can plan your revision and preparation.

Official IGCSE resources

Cambridge and Edexcel publish past papers, mark schemes, syllabuses, and specimen papers on their websites. Use these first; they are the most reliable IGCSE resources. They also provide formula sheets or formula lists where applicable (e.g. IGCSE physics formula sheet, IGCSE chemistry formula sheet). Check your exam board and syllabus code so you use the right materials; Cambridge and Edexcel syllabuses can differ. For where to find past papers in detail, see our IGCSE past papers guide.

Past papers and mark schemes

Past papers are one of the best IGCSE resources. Do them under timed conditions and mark your work with the mark scheme so you see exactly what examiners want and where you lose marks. Focus on recent series (last 3–5 years) and your syllabus. Do not skip the mark scheme; it is as important as the paper. Our IGCSE past papers guide has more detail on where to find and how to use them. For IGCSE mock exams, use full past papers under exam conditions to practise stamina and time management.

Formula sheets and revision guides

Formula sheets (physics, chemistry, maths) help you recall equations in the exam; get them from your teacher or the exam board website. Revision guides and textbooks that match your syllabus are useful for consolidating theory. Use them alongside past papers so you apply what you have learnt. For IGCSE meaning and subject choices, see our IGCSE meaning guide.

Tuition as an IGCSE resource

For targeted help with weak topics or exam technique, consider IGCSE tuition. Tutopiya offers one-to-one online tuition for IGCSE in Singapore with access to past papers and exam technique; book a free trial to see how it works. Tuition complements past papers and formula sheets by giving you personalised feedback and exam-strategy support.

Organising your IGCSE resources for revision

To make the most of IGCSE resources, organise them by subject and topic. Keep past papers and mark schemes in one folder (or digital folder) so you can do a paper and mark it straight away. Keep formula sheets (physics, chemistry, maths) with your notes for that subject. Use the syllabus as a checklist: tick off each topic as you revise and do past paper questions on it. For Singapore students, a simple timetable (e.g. two subjects per day, with one past paper per week per subject) helps cover the syllabus and build exam practice. Combine with IGCSE mock exams and IGCSE tuition if you need extra structure or support.

Next steps

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