If you've seen both "0620" and "5070" floating around and aren't sure which one applies to you — or why your friend at another school seems to be doing a different version of "the same" chemistry course — you're not alone. Both are Cambridge International (CIE) qualifications, both are Chemistry, and both are aimed at the same 14-16 age group. But they're not identical, and the differences actually matter for how you prepare. They're both CIE — but different qualifications 0620 is Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry. 5070 is Cambridge O Level Chemistry. Both are set by the same board (Cambridge International, part of the University of Cambridge), both are internationally recognised, and both cover essentially the same 12 core topics: states of matter, atoms/elements/compounds, stoichiometry, electrochemistry, chemical energetics, chemical reactions, acids/bases/salts, the periodic table, metals, chemistry of the environment, organic chemi...
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