How This Index Works

What icagh.org's own page looks like

icagh.org's past-questions page carries 650 document links in ~8,365 words of body text, arranged as roughly 27 repeating diet blocks in rough date order — no index by paper, no index by year, and no filter or page-scoped search. Finding one paper means scrolling or Ctrl-F through the whole list.

45 of those 650 links (7%) point at icagh.com/newsite, a domain that times out on repeated fetch — dead. Filenames are inconsistent, some carrying visible copy-paste artefacts from a bulk upload, e.g. ADVANCED-TAXATION.pdf-Nov-2012.pdf.

What we built instead

A paper × sitting matrix: 473 files across all 14 papers and 30 identified sittings, one page per paper, one row per paper in the full matrix. We HEAD-checked every one of the 473 links ourselves before publishing — every one returns HTTP 200.

We serve our own copy, and credit ICAG

The PDFs are ICAG's copyright and ICAG published them. We keep an archived copy of each one and serve it from this domain, so a paper you find here is still there next year. ICAG has already lost 45 of its own files to a domain that no longer resolves; that is the failure this prevents. Every paper page links ICAG's original beside our copy.

Why we don't label files "question" or "solution"

ICAG's own filenames don't reliably distinguish a question paper from its suggested solution — some do, most don't, and the two derivation methods we tried to tell them apart disagreed on 361 of 436 files checked. Rather than guess and be wrong on a study aid, we show every file for a paper and sitting and let the filename speak for itself.

What we can't confirm

Some files carry no sitting we could parse from the filename — those sit in an "Undated" column rather than a guessed date. Where ICAG's own published fees, dates or figures are unconfirmed for the current cycle, we say so and link to icagh.org rather than state a number we haven't verified.