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"Argh, GCSE time."

Dudes who are taking GCSE's in like a week or two. Or people who have already done them. Where on earth can I find past papers that I could download and try offline? I need some ICT ones.

I know most things its just how to properly answer questions and etc etc. Basically I need some past papers.

So, where can I download papers?

My exam board is OCR. Pleeease help me!

-GasMask

Dudes who are taking GCSE's in like a week or two. Or people who have already done them. Where on earth can I find past papers that I could download and try offline? I need some ICT ones.

I know most things its just how to properly answer questions and etc etc. Basically I need some past papers.

So, where can I download papers?

My exam board is OCR. Pleeease help me!

-GasMask

I don't think you can download them because you have to buy them but the bbc have a great website called Bite Size that does GCSE revision for almost all subjects. Just go to www.bbc.co.uk and search for GCSE Revision and click on the link that says Bite Size or something.

What do you mean your exam board is optical character recognition? A human marks all exams unless they are simple true/false questions or ones where you simply pick a grid letter.

Go to the OCR homepage and then search for the subject? I seem to remember them having specimem papers available.

Cubist wrote:
> What do you mean your exam board is optical character recognition? A
> human marks all exams unless they are simple true/false questions or
> ones where you simply pick a grid letter.

Is that a joke?

Lol, I hope he is joking.

Anyway, i'll check it out when I got time. Cheers Beards/Cubist

My ITC teacher aways reccomends edexcel.org. Use that.

I have a load of exams in a few weeks. I'll hopefully do alright on them, but I procrastinate waaaaay too much. I've been revising for two weeks, according to my timetable, when in actual fact, I've only done about an hour's revision :-D

crazycol wrote:
> My ITC teacher aways reccomends edexcel.org. Use that.

That would be good. If he was taking the EDEXCEL exam... however, he seems to think he's taking the OCR one...

Here's a crazy idea: ask your teacher.