# IGCSE Business tutoring: from your own notes

Source: https://tutix.ai/programs/igcse-business  
Updated: 2026-10-21

**The short answer.** A ready-made IGCSE Business program is planned for Tutix. Until it is ready, you can start an IGCSE Business class today: type the subject, add your own notes, and the AI tutor teaches it live, reads your answers and remembers each class. This page explains how Cambridge 0264 is examined.

- Cambridge syllabus 0264
- No tiers: every candidate is entered for grades A* to G
- Graded A* to G
- Ready-made program planned; classes built from your notes today

## Where Tutix is today

A ready-made IGCSE Business program is planned and not available yet. You can start a IGCSE Business class now: the tutor teaches live from your syllabus or notes. Ready-made programs exist for other courses.

## The qualification

Cambridge IGCSE Business is syllabus 0264. Cambridge renamed Business Studies (0450) as Business (0264) for first assessment in March 2027, so the June and November 2027 exams are on code 0264. The 2027-2029 syllabus covers the 2027, 2028 and 2029 exams. There are no Core and Extended tiers, so every candidate is entered for grades A* to G. Exams are in the June and November series, and in March for centres in India.

## The papers

| Paper | Title | Time | Marks | Weighting |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Short answer and data response | 1 h 30 | 80 | 50% |
| 2 | Case study | 1 h 30 | 80 | 50% |

Paper 2 is a case study supplied as an insert, with four questions on it.

## What the marks test

Cambridge weights the marks of IGCSE Business between four assessment objectives: knowledge and understanding (35%), application (30%), analysis (22%) and evaluation (13%). Cambridge calls these weightings approximate.

| Assessment objective | IGCSE |
| --- | --- |
| AO1 Knowledge and understanding | 35% |
| AO2 Application | 30% |
| AO3 Analysis | 22% |
| AO4 Evaluation | 13% |

| Assessment objective | Paper 1 | Paper 2 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| AO1 Knowledge and understanding | 40% | 30% |
| AO2 Application | 30% | 30% |
| AO3 Analysis | 20% | 25% |
| AO4 Evaluation | 10% | 15% |

## What the syllabus covers

Cambridge's IGCSE Business syllabus is divided into six topics, each with the numbered sub-topics below.

- Understanding business activity: Business activity, Economic sectors, Enterprise, business growth and size, Types of business organisation, Business objectives and stakeholder objectives
- People in business: Human resource management (HRM), Organisation and management, Methods of communication, Motivating employees
- Marketing: Marketing and the market, Market research, Marketing mix, Legal controls
- Operations management: Production of goods and services, Technology and production of goods and services, Sustainable production of goods and services, Costs, scale of production and break-even analysis, Quality of goods and services, Location decisions
- Financial information and decisions: Business finance, Cash flow forecast, Profit and loss, Statement of financial position, Analysis of accounts
- External influences on business activity: Economic issues, Business and the international economy, Business and the environment, Business and ethical issues, Pressure groups

## How to prepare with Tutix today

Type IGCSE Business in the class wizard, attach your own notes or syllabus if you have them, choose a tutor and join: the tutor teaches on a shared whiteboard and reads what you write while you are still in class.

A class, opened. A sample written to show how a class sounds (not a real learner); the scores show how the exam would credit each answer.

> **Financial information · Profit.** Question: A business sells 500 units at $12. Its fixed costs are $2,000 and its variable cost is $5 a unit. Calculate its profit.
> The student wrote: 6,000 − 2,500 = $3,500 (the exam would credit 2 of 4)
> The tutor: Revenue and variable costs are right. Total costs are fixed costs plus variable costs. What have you not taken off?
> The student then wrote: Total costs = 2,000 + 2,500 = $4,500, so profit = 6,000 − 4,500 = $1,500 (the exam would credit 4 of 4)

> **What the tutor will not do.** It is built to explain and give feedback, not to write coursework or any work you submit for assessment. It explains the ideas and what a strong answer needs, so the work stays yours.

## What a ready-made program adds, and what it costs

Ready-made programs, such as IGCSE Physics, come with lessons and questions reviewed in advance, at five levels. The Free plan includes 45 live class minutes a month with no card; see the plans.

The twelve ready-made programs are drawn to scale, with a real lesson to read, on the Programs page.

## Questions

**Does Tutix have an IGCSE Business program?**

Not ready-made yet; it is planned. Today you can start an IGCSE Business class: type the subject, attach your own notes, and the tutor builds the classes around them.

**What topics are in IGCSE Business?**

Understanding business activity: Business activity, Economic sectors, Enterprise, business growth and size, Types of business organisation, Business objectives and stakeholder objectives; People in business: Human resource management (HRM), Organisation and management, Methods of communication, Motivating employees; Marketing: Marketing and the market, Market research, Marketing mix, Legal controls; Operations management: Production of goods and services, Technology and production of goods and services, Sustainable production of goods and services, Costs, scale of production and break-even analysis, Quality of goods and services, Location decisions; Financial information and decisions: Business finance, Cash flow forecast, Profit and loss, Statement of financial position, Analysis of accounts; External influences on business activity: Economic issues, Business and the international economy, Business and the environment, Business and ethical issues, Pressure groups.

**What papers are in IGCSE Business?**

Paper 1, Short answer and data response, 1 h 30, 80 marks; Paper 2, Case study, 1 h 30, 80 marks.

**Are there Core and Extended tiers in IGCSE Business?**

No. There are no tiers, so every candidate is eligible for grades A* to G.

**Which IGCSE Business syllabus should I follow?**

Cambridge renamed Business Studies (0450) as Business (0264) for first assessment in March 2027, so the June and November 2027 exams are on code 0264. The 2027-2029 syllabus covers the 2027, 2028 and 2029 exams. Check the syllabus your school or exam centre is entering you for.

## Sources

- Cambridge University Press & Assessment: [Syllabus 0264, IGCSE Business, 2027-2029](https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/718123-2027-2029-syllabus.pdf) (version 2)
- Cambridge University Press & Assessment: [Cambridge IGCSE Business (0264)](https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/programmes-and-qualifications/cambridge-igcse-business-0264/) (accessed October 21, 2026)
- Cambridge University Press & Assessment: [Cambridge IGCSE](https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/programmes-and-qualifications/cambridge-upper-secondary/cambridge-igcse/) (accessed October 21, 2026)

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