A Level Math RevisionAQA A Level Maths June 2019 Paper 1 (7357/1)
Pure Mathematics, sat in June 2019. Open the official question paper and mark scheme on AQA's website, time yourself, then practise the topics it tests.
- 2 h
- 100 marks
- Calculator allowed
The official paper and mark scheme
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Paper 1: Pure 7357/1
Sit it under exam conditions: open the paper, press Start timer, press Finish when time is up, then mark it against the mark scheme and enter your mark to track your progress. Timing and saving marks need a free account.
What this paper covers
Pure mathematics only (AQA sections A to J).
We haven't mapped this paper question by question yet, so these are the topics it can test, from the specification's paper structure. Each links to a page where you can learn the topic and then practise questions on it.
Pure
- Proof
- Algebra and functions
- Coordinate geometry
- Sequences and series
- Trigonometry
- Exponentials and logarithms
- Differentiation
- Integration
- Numerical methods
- Vectors
Practise these topics (opens the practice engine)
Formula booklet
Formulae and statistical tables for A-level Mathematics · AQA · For 7356 / 7357 (current)
AQA also publishes a formulae-only version: filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/mathematics/AQA-AS-A-MATHS-FORMULAE.PDF.
Paper 1 in other years
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Questions students ask
Where is the AQA June 2019 Paper 1 mark scheme?
The mark scheme button above opens AQA's own copy. Mark your script against it before entering your mark.
What are the grade boundaries for AQA A Level Maths June 2019?
We don't copy grade boundaries. AQA publishes the official boundaries for every series on its grade boundaries page (opens in a new tab). A Level Maths boundaries are set for the whole qualification (all three papers together), so a single paper has no grade of its own.
How long is AQA A Level Maths Paper 1?
2 h, 100 marks, Calculator allowed. Pure mathematics only (AQA sections A to J).
Can I download the paper from this site?
No. The papers are © AQA and we link to the official copies instead of hosting them, so you always get the board's current file. If a link breaks, the board's past-paper page has the same file.