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1) GCSE Foundation Edexcel Past Papers
Series
Paper
Exam Paper
Mark Scheme
2020 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2019 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2018 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2017 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2017 Autumn
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
Sample Assessment
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
GCSE Foundation Edexcel Past Papers
2) GCSE Higher Edexcel Past Papers
Series
Paper
Exam Paper
Mark Scheme
2020 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2019 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2018 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2017 Summer
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
2017 Autumn
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
Sample Assessment
Paper 1 Non Calc
Paper 2 Calc
Paper 3 Calc
GCSE Higher Edexcel Past Papers
3) Key Info for 2023 GCSE Edexcel Exams

When is the Edexcel GCSE maths exam?

Provisionally, paper 1 is on Friday 19th May 2023, paper 2 is on Tuesday 6th June 2023 and paper 3 is on Wednesday 14th June 2023. The higher tier and foundation tier exams take place at the same time.

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What grade do you need to pass GCSE maths?

A grade 4 is deemed a standard pass, while a grade 5 is a strong pass.

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What grade do you need to study A level maths?

Most sixth forms require a grade 7 at GCSE to enrol on an A level maths course, though it is ultimately at the sixth form's discretion.

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How many exams do you sit for Edexcel GCSE maths?

Three. Each paper is 90 minutes long. Each paper is 80 marks and comprises a third of your final maths grade.

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Is there coursework for GCSE Edexcel maths?

No.

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Can you use a calculator for the GCSE maths exam?

Paper 1 is non-calculator, paper 2 and paper 3 are calculator papers.

Key Infor for 2023 GCSE Edexcel Exam
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