Past papers provide realistic exam practice, familiarize your child with question types and difficulty levels, and help identify knowledge gaps.
Your childs school, the SEAB website, and some tuition centers often provide access to past year papers.
Encourage your child to attempt questions independently first, then review the solutions to understand the correct approach and identify mistakes.
Focus on identifying recurring errors, weak topics, and areas where time management needs improvement.
Aim for at least 5-7 years of past papers to gain sufficient exposure to different question styles and difficulty levels.
While past papers are valuable, they should be used in conjunction with a solid understanding of the syllabus content and consistent practice.