Free Exam Papers Secondary

Free Exam Papers Secondary 1, Secondary 2, Secondary 3 and Secondary 4

Free Secondary 1, Sec 2 and Sec 3 papers are much harder to find as compared to Secondary 4 (O Level) exam papers, which can be found relatively easily online. Even if one is willing to buy exam papers, one may not find any lower Secondary (Sec 1 / Sec 2) papers for sale especially for rarer subjects like Chinese, History, Geography, English, etc.

Another type of free secondary exam papers that are very hard to find online are free Normal Academic (NA) exam papers. Most papers found online are Express exam papers, not Normal Academic. Normal Technical (NT) exam papers are even rarer.

On the other spectrum, free IP (Integrated Programme) exam papers are also hard to find online. Nonetheless, for most IP schools, the syllabus is not that different from Express (although the order in which they teach the topics may be different). Hence, doing Express exam papers could also benefit IP students greatly.

There is a website named Smart Guppy which has free exam papers, and even personal notes compiled by top students from top schools like RGS. All notes and exam papers on Smart Guppy are free to every student.

Free Exam Papers Secondary School

We have a list of Free Exam Papers on our Free Exam Papers main page. In addition, you may want to check out the site https://freetestpaper.com/, they have free exam papers from various secondary schools (login is required to download).

The websites mentioned above has exam papers such as:

Sec 1 Express Science SA2
Secondary 1 Express Maths
Secondary 1 Normal Academic Maths
Secondary 2 Express Science
Secondary 3 Express Chemistry
Secondary 3 Express Physics
Secondary 4 A Maths
Secondary 4 E Maths
and more free exam papers (secondary level).

SG Free Exam Papers

In general, you should always try to search for SG (Singapore) free exam papers before attempting to buy. Especially for Secondary 4 exam papers, they are the easiest to find and can be found relatively easily by simple Googling. For other subjects, you may try to use some advanced Google tips and techniques in order to search for free exam papers.

Singapore exam papers are also widely favored by parents in Hong Kong (HK), Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia. In Hong Kong, Singapore Secondary Exam Papers are suitable for Junior Secondary 1 to 3 (Form 1 to 3) students. In Malaysia, our SG Secondary Exam Papers are suitable for students in Form 1 to Form 5 (ages 12 to 17).

Free Printable Exam Papers Singapore

As mentioned in our above paragraphs, you may wish to check out our main Free Exam Paper page. The exam papers are mostly in PDF format, and sometimes in Word format, which are all printable. It is also common to print exam papers at a smaller size of 2 pages per sheet of paper in order to save paper.

Where to Buy Exam Papers in Singapore

As a last resort, if you cannot find free exam papers for secondary school, you may wish to visit Bras Basah Complex which is the traditional place to buy hard copy exam papers. There are also various sites online which sells exam papers, but only in soft copy.

Another place to buy authentic exam papers is through Carousell, where graduating students may sometimes sell their exam papers and notes since they have no further use for it anyway.

For official O Level Cambridge exam papers, the place to buy them is at Popular bookstores, where they are often sold in the form of Ten Year Series. If you wish to find cheaper or older O Level exam papers, again the place to go to is Bras Basah Complex, where there are many second hand bookstores selling such secondary level exam papers.

Secondary 1 Chinese Exam Papers

中一华文试卷, 中一高级华文考卷

There seem to be very few Sec 1 Chinese / Higher Chinese Exam Papers available online, be it free or for sale. Similarly, Secondary 2 Chinese Exam Papers are equally rare.

The only resource online we can find is: https://padlet.com/hogtiggy/1FG_HCL

It contains Secondary 1 HCL MYE (Mid Year Exam) Revision Materials 2017, which is still relatively recent. There are also lists of Chinese vocabulary for different chapters, as well as tips for Chinese Oral Exam. Do download the PDF and Zip files while it is still online!

On the opposite spectrum, Secondary 4 ‘O’ Level Chinese or Higher Chinese Exam Papers are very common, almost every site has it, it is very easy to find.

For example, there is a 292 page PDF document on Smile Tutor full of free Secondary Four Higher Chinese Exam Papers from various schools such as Cedar, Victoria, or Nanyang Girls’ High School:
https://smiletutor.sg/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Sec4_Higher_Chinese_2016.pdf

If you find any Secondary 1 or 2 Chinese Notes/ Exam/ Test paper materials, do comment down in the comment section below! It will help many readers who are searching for free Chinese Exam Papers (Secondary 1 or Secondary 2).

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Physics Exam Papers

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Do check out our main page on Free Exam Papers as well!

‘O’ Level / Prelim Physics Exam Papers

Maths Physics Hub
Quite a large collection of recent (2017) Physics Exam Papers, ranging from top schools (ACS, Nan Chiau, etc.) as well as neighborhood schools (Fuhua, Zhonghua, Xinmin, etc.).
Test Papers Free
A large collection of Pure Physics as well as Combined Science (Physics) exam papers. No login is required, however the interface is a bit messy. But you should be able to find quite a few Physics Test Papers.
https://testpapers.com.sg/
A treasure trove of school papers (including Physics Pure and Combined, Express and Normal Academic (NA)). Needs login to download.

‘A’ Level / Prelim Physics Exam Papers

http://tinyurl.com/holygrailrepo2
This weirdly titled Google Drive (“Electric Boogaloo”) contains a mega-database of JC Prelim papers for Physics. Exam papers ranges from H1 to H3, and from the years 2008 to 2019.

Note: The Free Physics Test Papers listed above are hosted on external sites independently. Sometimes, the site may be down or the link may be broken.

H2 Math JC1 Past Year Practice Papers

Source: https://sellfy.com/p/onQJ/

Need extra practice for JC 1 H2 Maths?

Check out the Highly Condensed H2 Maths Notes, plus the H2 Math JC 1 Past Year Practice Papers (collated out of actual school papers).

Full solution included.

Topics include JC 1 topics like Functions and Graphs, Transformations, Inequalities, Differentiation, and others.

Ideal time to practice this is before JC 1 Promos / Block test, or after JC 1 during the December Holidays for revision.

URL: https://sellfy.com/p/onQJ/

Start Maths Revision Early for the Best Results!

O Level Group Tuition @ Bishan starting in 2014!

Maths is a subject that requires students to start revision / practice early!

It needs consistent practice and last minute studying is not going to work well!

Many students have the wrong concept that they can start practising questions one or two months before the O Levels. The problem is, without constant practice, the questions from the Ten Year Series would be too difficult for students to even begin attempting the questions! This is especially true for Additional Mathematics. This leads to panic and is not the desired study strategy. This is the main reason why it is possible to score very low (less than 20 marks out of 100) in Maths, if the student does not have solid foundation or has lack of practice. To avoid this scenario, start practicing and revising Maths now! Many students already start studying / learning in advance during the December holidays. January is still a good time to start! As the Chinese proverb states: “一年之计在于春一日之计在于晨”, the best time to begin planning for a task is in Spring.

Also, the current O Level Maths is not like the O Level of the past! Due to higher education standards nowadays, and competition from foreigners (especially China students whose pet subjects are Maths and Chinese), the bell curve for E Maths has shifted very very high. Rumours have it that 90 marks is necessary for a guaranteed A1 in E Maths.

On the bright side, it is very possible to improve in Maths with practice. Look at the Mathematics questions in O Levels, one long question is around 10 marks. Answering that one question correctly will already boost your score by 10 marks. (2 grades). Answering two long questions correctly will boost score by a whopping 20 marks!

Hesitate no longer! Start revising for your Maths now!