A Level Economics is regarded as one of the challenging courses of Cambridge A Level. There are tips and tricks to write good and impress the examiners. To begin with a a few typical comments made by CAIE examiners: Too Vague Misses point of the Question Does not answer the question Commentary not made These comments indicates that candidates have not done what was expected from them in the examination. So, in order to improve your answering structure and to impress any examiner reading your script is: You should produce an answer as directed by the question. The information above,…
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Here are the summarized revision notes for A Level Computer Science 9618, P1. The notes are totally up to date according to the new syllabus of 9618. The notes are contributed by Mr. Muhammad Ali Khan (MAK). Get full access of notes from here Binary shift A binary shift involves moving the bits stored in a register of a given number of places. Each bit can be used to multiple purposes, let’s take an example, in the IR each bit identifies a different interrupt. There are several types of Shifts: Logical Shift Arithmetic Shift Cyclic Shift Left Shift Right Shift…
These are all the small things which you should remember in AS Level Accounting 9706, in order to avoid mistakes in your exam. It is divided into two categories Financial Accounting and Cost Accounting. Financial Accounting You don’t need to confuse yourself with written down value or net book value, it simply comes after depreciation Assets, expenses and drawings have a debit balance, whereas all the other things will have a credit balance Sales invoice means that the goods are sold on CREDIT If bad debts are inside the trial balance then it means that the amount has already been…
These are the formats for AS Level Accounting 9706. A great tool for preparation to make your doubts clear. You all are requested to go through the example candidate response booklets which have been uploaded on our website. You can download it from here Go through the ECR and know how the candidates have answered the questions and how the examiners have responded to it. Adjusted Cash Book $ $ Bal B/D x Direct debit x Credit transfer x Standing Order x Error corrected x Dishonored cheques x Interest received x bank charges Error corrected x x Interest…
If you are reading this article, there are chances that you are a student who has passed his/her IGCSE/O Level; and indeed it’s a biggest milestone achieved in someone’s life. So, most of you have started your A level or would start soon after the exam session. The most critical and important decision is to make after graduating from O Level/IGCSE and entering into A level is the “Subject Selection”. Choosing the right subjects for your A level is very essential and important because this will decide which career you are going to opt for after graduating from A Level. Majority…
These are formats of IGCSE/O Level Accounting. You these formats to be fully prepared for your exam! Bad/Irrecoverable debts Double Entry Bad debts XYZ Trade Receivable (Debtor) XYZ 2. Income Statement (P & L) XYZ Bad Debts …
O Level English Language Paper 1 is more driven on your writing style rather than vocabulary. Only fit in those difficult words that you know will sound right. The more you read, the better your grasp of said words. You cannot write a good paper in a month without luck; it requires a lot of hard work on your end. There’s a general misconception that for English you don’t need to study anything, but the inverse is true; you need to study/read a lot of things to master the language. You must speak a language if you want to be…
CAIE O level Economics 2281 Tips and Tricks Understanding the keywords It’s very important to understand the keywords in the question paper, when it says; IDENTIFY , NAME , LIST; Give the correct term. Sentences are not required Example:-1, Identify the factors that determine the population growth in a country.[3marks] Possible answer Birth rate (1) , Death rate (1) , Net migration rate (1). Example:-2, List out any three causes of a change in demand for a good. [3marks] Possible answer Income of the people(1) , Advertising (1) ,Taste and preference (1). State; Give the required answer. Sentences are not…