Free diagnostic · Cambridge O Level · 2210
Computer Science: 10-minute diagnostic
Paper 2: algorithms, programming, databases and logic. 5 short questions, about 10 minutes. Answer them first, then mark yourself against the worked answers and see which topics to practise next.
- Qualification
- Cambridge O Level Computer Science (2210)
- Exam board and syllabus
- Cambridge · syllabus 2210 (2026-2028)
- What it covers
- Paper 2: algorithms, programming, databases and logic: Algorithm design and problem-solving, Programming, Databases, Boolean logic
- Length
- 5 questions, 16 marks, about 10 minutes
- Who it is for
- For all 2210 candidates.
Also available: Five topics from Paper 1.
Time: 0:00 (about 10 min)
Mark your answers
Compare each answer with the worked answer and choose the marks you would honestly award. These marks are self-assessed. Each mark point is shown in square brackets, like [1].
Your results
A limited study diagnostic from your own marking of 5 questions — one per topic. It shows where to look first. It is not a predicted grade.
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