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A/L ICT 2013 past paper and marking scheme

The 2013 G.C.E. Advanced Level ICT examination in English medium: Paper I, Paper II and the official marking scheme as free PDFs. Tap a file to open it.

About the 2013 paper

  • Set before the current syllabus was introduced in 2019. Most questions are still excellent practice, but a few topics differ from today’s syllabus, so check them against the syllabus units.
Paper I
2 hours · 50 multiple choice questions, 5 options each
Paper II
3 hours + 10 min reading · Part A: 4 structured questions · Part B: answer 4 of 6 essays
Calculators
Not allowed in either paper

How to practise with it

  1. Sit Paper I in exactly 2 hours. No notes, no calculator.
  2. Mark it with the marking scheme and write every mistake in an error notebook.
  3. Do Paper II under exam timing: 10 minutes reading, then 3 hours. Answer exactly four Part B questions.
  4. Compare your Paper II answers with the marking scheme line by line and note the phrases that earn marks.
  5. Revise the weak topics using the syllabus units and the study guides on GuruBytes.

Questions about the 2013 paper

Where can I download the A/L ICT 2013 past paper?

On this page. Paper I, Paper II and the marking scheme for the 2013 A/L ICT examination (English medium) are free PDF downloads, with no sign-up.

Is there a marking scheme for the A/L ICT 2013 paper?

Yes. The official 2013 marking scheme is the third download above. Use it to mark your own answers and see exactly which points and steps earn marks.

How long are A/L ICT Paper I and Paper II?

Paper I is 2 hours with 50 multiple choice questions (5 options each). Paper II is 3 hours plus 10 minutes of reading time: Part A has 4 structured questions and Part B has 6 essay questions, of which you answer 4. Calculators are not allowed.

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