Computer Science OLevel Revision Bundle | Cambridge IGCSE 0478 & 2210

Rs. 2,999

Seven complete PDF guides for Cambridge IGCSE (0478) and OLevel (2210) Computer Science: two full handbooks, a command words guide, a final-week study guide, a 40-question pseudocode bank with its own answer key, and a master glossary with priority tags. 146 pages in total. Instant download, Rs. 2,999.

Revision fails when a student has one thin set of notes and no way to practise against it. This Computer Science Olevel revision bundle pairs full explanations with the practice material to go with them, built for Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science (0478) and O Level Computer Science (2210), for either exam series.

What’s inside

  • Paper 1 Handbook: Computer Systems (39 pages) – all six chapters in full, with worked examples, clearly labelled analogies, comparison tables and a key terms box in every chapter.
  • Paper 2 Handbook: Algorithms, Programming and Logic (34 pages) – chapters 7 to 10 plus a full pseudocode syntax appendix, using the exact conventions Cambridge uses in its own mark schemes.
  • Command Words Guide (7 pages) – all 13 official Cambridge command words, what each one actually asks for, and the mistake that costs the most marks with each one.
  • Paper 2 Study Guide (6 pages) – a condensed final-week companion with a checklist per chapter and a 30-second cram card.
  • Pseudocode Question Bank (14 pages) – 40 original practice questions across 10 sections, each tagged Foundation, Core or Extension with its mark allocation.
  • Pseudocode Answer Key (31 pages) – full worked solutions to every question in the bank, with a mark breakdown and the most common mistake on each one.
  • Master Glossary & Must-Know Topics (15 pages) – 117 key terms from both papers, plus a Must know, Should know or Good to know priority tag on every major topic.

Why this bundle

  • Every analogy is boxed and clearly marked as being for understanding only, never for writing in an exam answer.
  • Every pseudocode example, in both handbooks and the entire question bank, uses the exact syntax Cambridge uses in its own syllabus and mark schemes.
  • The question bank and its answer key are two separate files on purpose, so you can attempt a full question before you ever see a worked solution.
  • The Master Glossary’s priority tags come from reviewing a wide range of past Cambridge papers and the fixed structure of the exam itself, not a guess at what sounds important.

Who it’s for

  • Students preparing for Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science (0478) or O Level Computer Science (2210), for the May/June or October/November series.
  • Students revising alone, without a tutor, who need explanations that do not assume a teacher is in the room to fill the gaps.
  • Students who already have notes but need a real practice bank with worked answers to find out what they actually don’t know yet.
  • Students in the final few weeks before the exam who need a condensed, prioritised list of what to focus on.

All 7 documents, 146 pages, delivered as instant-download PDFs the moment you check out. One-time payment, no subscription.

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