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IGCSE Accounting

Scheme of assessment

All candidate should be entered for Paper 1 and Paper 2, which are compulsory papers. These papers will contain questions based on the core syllabus, and will be graded C to G. Those candidates who are likely to obtain Grade C or a higher grade should also be entered for Paper 3. This paper contains questions based mainly on the supplement. It is an optional paper
  Duration

Description

Paper 1 1 Hour

Multiple Choice Paper. 40 compulsory items of the 4- choice type, designed to discriminate between grades C to G and based on the Core Curriculum

Paper 2 1 ½ Hours

Structured question paper designed to discriminate between grades C to G. All questions compulsory based on the Core Curriculum. Candidates answer on the question paper.

Paper 3 1 ¾ Hours

Structured question paper designed to discriminate between Grades A to C. All questions compulsory and based mainly on the Supplement. Candidates answer on the question paper.

Weighting of Papers

  Weighting

For core curriculum candidates for calculating Grades C to G and for Extended Curriculum candidates for calculating Grades D to G

Weighting

For Extended Curriculum candidates for calculating Grades A to C

Paper 1 40 %

                                          0 % but compulsory

Paper 2 60 %

                                                        40 %

Paper 3 Not taken by Core Curriculum candidates  60 %
Curriculum Content
 The Purpose and Functions of Accounting Accounting Concepts & Conventions
Sources and Recording of data Verification of Accounting Records
Adjustments required for Final Accounts Preparation and Principles of Final Accounts
Analysis and Interpretation  Go to the lesson  plan
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