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Edexcel A Level Maths past papers (9MA0)

Every public Pearson Edexcel A Level Mathematics (9MA0) question paper and mark scheme we could find, linked straight to Pearson Edexcel. Open a paper's page to see what it covers and practise those topics, or start the timer and log your mark.

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Pearson publishes 9MA0 papers, mark schemes and examiners' reports from June 2018 to June 2025 on its past-paper page. The newest series (June 2026) is for teachers only for now.

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The three Edexcel A Level Maths papers

PaperWhat it testsOur topic pages
Paper 1Pure Mathematics 1: any of the pure content (Edexcel Pure topics 1 to 10).Pure
Paper 2Pure Mathematics 2: any of the pure content (Edexcel Pure topics 1 to 10).Pure
Paper 3Statistics and Mechanics: Section A is statistics (topics 1 to 5), Section B is mechanics (topics 6 to 9). Pearson sometimes publishes the two sections as separate files (9MA0/31 and 9MA0/32).Statistics, Mechanics

Each paper is 2 hours and 100 marks, with a calculator allowed. Some Paper 3 statistics questions use Edexcel's large data set (weather data). Our Edexcel large data set guide. See every Edexcel topic mapped to our practice →

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Formula booklet

Mathematical Formulae and Statistical Tables (A Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics) · Pearson Edexcel · For 9MA0 / 9FM0, first certification 2018 (current)

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Questions students ask

Where can I find the newest papers?

Pearson publishes 9MA0 papers, mark schemes and examiners' reports from June 2018 to June 2025 on its past-paper page. The newest series (June 2026) is for teachers only for now.

What are the Edexcel A Level Maths grade boundaries?

Pearson publishes the official boundaries for each series on its grade boundaries page (opens in a new tab). We link there rather than copy them, because boundaries change every series and are set for the qualification as a whole.

Can I download the papers from this site?

No. The papers are © Pearson Edexcel 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.

What is on each Edexcel A Level Maths paper?

Paper 1: Pure Mathematics 1: any of the pure content (Edexcel Pure topics 1 to 10). Paper 2: Pure Mathematics 2: any of the pure content (Edexcel Pure topics 1 to 10). Paper 3: Statistics and Mechanics: Section A is statistics (topics 1 to 5), Section B is mechanics (topics 6 to 9). Pearson sometimes publishes the two sections as separate files (9MA0/31 and 9MA0/32). Each paper is 2 hours and 100 marks, with a calculator allowed.

Are these the official papers?

Yes: every question paper, mark scheme and examiner report button opens the official copy on Pearson Edexcel's website. We never host or copy them. Papers marked "Written by us" are our own practice papers.

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