GCSE Maths Past Papers
Looking for GCSE Maths past papers? AQA, OCR and Edexcel GCSE Maths past papers and mark schemes can be found on this dedicated page. If you are revising for your GCSE Maths exams then past papers can be one of the most effective revision tools. Get revising using the past papers and exam solutions by clicking on the relevant exam board below. We cover all three major GCSE Maths exam boards, OCR, AQA and Edexcel.
GCSE Maths Past Papers by Exam Board
GCSE Maths Paper Practise Top Tips
Top Tip #1
Make sure you only complete one GCSE maths paper at a time, mark it and identify where you are going wrong before you move onto the next paper.
Top Tip #2
Collect all the questions you get wrong and make sure you are confident in being able to answer them and other questions from the same topic.
Top Tip #3
Use model solutions to help you pick up each marking point, especially for questions that state, ‘show that’ and give you the answer in the question as you only get marks for the workings out on these types of questions.
Top Tip #4
In the run up to the exams make sure you leave enough time to get through all the new GCSE maths 9-1 papers as well as any specimen papers provided by the different exam boards.
Top Tip #5
Even if you have used all the new GCSE maths past papers from your exam board then consider using the older papers or even papers from a different exam board. Unlike other GCSE qualifications, the three major exam boards, AQA, Edexcel and OCR all have very similar.
GCSE Maths Exam Paper FAQ’s
Yes you can access all of the GCSE maths past papers via Maths Made Easy.
Yes we have many model solutions and some video solutions for the maths exam papers to help you revise and understand each of the question types.
All of the GCSE maths papers we link to have corresponding mark schemes.
This is a good question as too many students use the GCSE maths past papers too quickly and run out of the most effective revulsion tool. Use the exam papers sparingly, once you have covered the entire course material and have revised using other resources such as worksheets and videos. Use the past papers as a way of monitoring your progress and identifying topics and question types you still need to work on.
Yes, all of the past papers and mark schemes are printable.