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MyStudyTable...yes, as the name suggest,its a site for education.

I know,like me, many of you had spent considerable amount of time Googling for O/A level past papers or mark schemes.Thanks to my genius friend Asif, I learned about this site. Well, mystudytable.com contains A-Z about O/A levels requirements: question papers,mark schemes,mock papers,syllabus...just name it!
But before you can download it, you have to register to the site.Thats the only requirement they ask of you.Unless you become a member, you cant download any file.One more thing, all the files are protected and encrypted. Opening the files, after downloading requires a password. Guess the password? Pretty simple: 'mystudytable'
I just love the simplicity of this site.
Hope my first post on my first blog will help.After all, Your wish is my Command!!!

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  1. Hey, Azmain! Nice to see that you have started a blog. Anyway, I personally had found another website other than mystudytable.com quite useful during my A Levels. Check out this site: http://www.xtremepapers.com . You dont need a registration to download any question paper/mark scheme here. Check it out and tell me what you think of it.

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  2. Yeah! The site is cool too, but the prob Im sitting for Olevels :P! Ur ones gonna be helpful to me a little bit later, but surely it will be cuz the contents r gret!Thx for letting me know! TC

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  3. you mentioned me name!!! how can I thank you, my friend?

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  4. @Sh/\dow: xtremepapers.com is NOT only for A Level stduents, man! seems like u havent taken a look at it...

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  5. I like this very much..........cuz i always had problems finding old markschemes........:-)

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  6. dst i really wanna know why FIFA 10 is so shitty on PC ..........report on dat plz.....:-)

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