Free Cambridge IGCSE exam questions generator
Write IGCSE exam-style questions for your subject in minutes. Choose Core or Extended, and Edform builds structured questions with parts, marks and Cambridge command words, followed by a mark scheme in the Cambridge style.
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What is a Cambridge IGCSE exam questions generator?
A Cambridge IGCSE exam questions generator writes new structured questions in the style of Cambridge International papers. Add a topic, paste notes or upload a photo of a textbook page, then choose Core or Extended (for syllabuses that have them) and up to 15 questions. Questions use parts such as (a), (b)(i) and (ii), marks in square brackets, command words like state, describe, explain, suggest and calculate, and data or diagrams described in words. The mark scheme lists each marking point with accepted alternatives, using allow, ignore and reject notes, and level descriptors for extended responses. Edit it, make it harder or easier, then download a Word file or print it.
How it works
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Describe your topic or paste your material.
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Choose the grade and a few options.
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Get a ready result, improve it in one click, and download or print it.
Great for
- Topic tests for Core and Extended students
- Mock exam preparation in the final IGCSE year
- Practising Cambridge command words
- Structured questions with data and diagrams
- Mark schemes for self-marked homework
- Stretch questions for students moving up to Extended
Questions teachers ask
Are these real IGCSE past paper questions?
No. Edform writes new practice questions in the style of Cambridge IGCSE papers. They are not past papers, and Edform is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge International Education.
Is the Cambridge IGCSE exam questions generator free?
Yes. Create a free Edform account to use it. The free plan includes a few AI runs every month, and Pro adds more if you create a lot.
Can I choose Core or Extended?
Yes. Pick the tier for syllabuses that have one, and the questions and marks follow it.
Does it include a mark scheme?
Yes. Every set ends with marking points, accepted alternatives with allow, ignore and reject notes, and level descriptors for extended responses.
Can I edit, download or print the questions?
Yes. Edit any part by hand, or use one-click changes: Harder, Easier, More tasks, Add solutions or Three difficulty levels. You can also describe your own change. Then copy it into Google Docs, download a Word file or print it.
How accurate are the questions and answers?
The AI drafts and you review. The questions follow the exam's style, but always check answers, marks and wording against the current syllabus before using them with students.
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