From where can i get A'Level Past Papers & their Marking Scheme for year 1994-2002 in a downloadable form?
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have u tried the website for the cambridge university???
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You are probably not going to be able to find on "online" version, but most University Archives preserve their old course catalogs so your best bet for finding what you are looking for is to start there.  I searched and found the webpage for their Archives and posted it below.
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u certainly can.i hav asked for the photocopies of my bio n maths papers.u can also do that by obtaining an application form from the nearby gov. or CEO office.each paper costs Rs.275/-.after that u can refer the photocopy wid any of ur known teachers n get it re-evaluated.\n\nAll the best!!!(hope it works for me too...!)
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GCSE is key stage 4!\n\nIf GCSE past papers are what you want, go to the exam boards.  AQA and OCR put past papers on their web sites.  Edexcel make you pay for them.
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Here we go: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprtmgt10.htm
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AQA has past papers and mark schemes on their website for A level- I imagine it's the same at GCSE.
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Don't know of a good website...but if time permits you may ask your professor if they have old tests that you can look at for practice.  Also sometimes your library will have old tests on file.  Of course you can ask classmates for copies of their old exams as well as some of your student organizations may have records going back years.
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Go to the studentroom.co.uk. They have alot of information on A levels.
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The best place to look is probably the official exam board website. I don't know which board you're with, so here are some links to the GCSE past paper section of a few of the most common ones:\n\nAQA:  http://www.aqa.org.uk/admin/qp-ms_gcse.html\nOCR:  http://www.ocr.org.uk/publications/publications_pastpapers.html#s0\nEdexcel:  Seem to have started charging for their past papers, which is a bit unfair, but there are some specimen papers available here if you click on the subject:  http://www.edexcel.org.uk/quals/gcse/ \n\nAll of these are free downloads of PDF documents, and the mark schemes are available here too. Alternatively, you could try asking your teachers - schools will have past papers dating back much further than this, and you may well be able to borrow papers to photocopy or something. Good luck!
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Go to IRS.gov and you can get most of the forms from past years. I just printed some from 2002 a couple of weeks ago!
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http://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gceasa/qp-ms/AQA-BYB1-W-QP-Jun05.pdf\n\nTHIS IS LAST YEARS PAPER GOOD LUCK?
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usually they are in a pdf format or similar maybe.\n\nFind out from the site you downloaded it from.\nThey will have info to help you..
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yea, i am seriously interested too.\n\ni want A Levels for Singapore, papers.\n\nso where to get the solution ?
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Here is a link to past maths papers for GCSE level from \nAQA board\n\nMaths A-module\nhttp://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gcse/math_a_assess.html\n\nMaths B-Module\nhttp://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gcse/math_b_assess.html\n\n\nIf u want past exam papers from edexcel then - Past papers and mark schemes can be ordered from their Publications department by emailing publications@linneydirect.com or by telephone on 01623 467 467.  A full list of GCSE publications can be found in the 'Publications' area of these pages. http://www.edexcel.org.uk/quals/gcse/ri/faq/\n\nHope this helped!
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go to edexcdel.com or www.cie.org.uk
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Not entirely sure about this but when i was doing some research for some uni work i went to the british library in kings cross london where i registered and had access to all sorts of info.. if ur not in london do a google search on the british library and find out whether there is any way u can order the articles u need... good luck!!!
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I doubt that the school would be able to tell you what exam boards they were using for each subject in 1990.  Most of the Heads of Department would have since moved on.  Moreover, the exam boards probably no longer exist, since they were reorganised in the mid-1990s!\n\nI suggest that you phone one exam board and discuss the issue with them.  I suggest you start with OCR because they are the most efficient at deadling with telephone enquiries (get their number from www.ocr.org.uk).  They would be able to tell you if anyone still holds your GCSE results.\n\nIf the data is no longer held, I think you would then be free to make up your own GCSE results!