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Free GCSE Maths Mock Paper 1 (non-calculator)
A GCSE-style Higher paper: 1 hour 30 minutes, 80 marks, no calculator.
38 question parts · 90 minutes
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Free GCSE Maths mock papers online
Sit a full GCSE-style Higher maths paper online, timed like the real exam, then get your marks straight away with a mark scheme and a worked explanation for every part. One non-calculator paper and one calculator paper, free.
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Free GCSE Maths Mock Paper 2 (calculator)
A GCSE-style Higher paper: 1 hour 30 minutes, 80 marks, calculator allowed.
36 question parts · 90 minutes
How the papers work
Timed like the exam
1 hour 30 minutes per paper, with a countdown that ends the paper when time is up.
Exam-style questions
Multi-part questions with the marks shown for each part, from one-mark warm-ups to multi-step problems.
Calculator and non-calculator
Paper 1 is non-calculator; Paper 2 allows your own calculator, as in the exam.
Marked instantly
Final answers are marked as soon as you finish, with your marks out of the total.
Mark scheme for every part
See the method marks (M), accuracy marks (A) and independent marks (B) for each answer.
Worked explanations
Every part has a step-by-step explanation, plus links to topic guides for the areas you found hardest.
How to get the most from a mock paper
- Sit it in one go, in a quiet room, with the equipment you'd have in the exam.
- Write your working on paper, then type your final answers.
- When you finish, open every wrong answer and compare your working with the mark scheme.
- Note the topics that cost you marks and practise those before your next paper.
More help: how to revise for GCSE Maths, the formulas to know and our free revision timetable generator.
Questions about the mock papers
Are these free GCSE Maths mock papers?
Yes. Both papers are free, with no sign-up. Your answers are saved in your browser while you work, and you can have your marks emailed to you when you finish.
Are these real past papers?
No. They are original papers written by TutorAura in the style of the GCSE exam, with multi-part questions, marks and a mark scheme. For official past papers, use your exam board's website, which publishes them with mark schemes.
How are the papers marked?
Correct final answers earn the full marks for that part automatically. Wrong answers score zero here, so compare your working with the mark scheme shown for each part: in a real exam you can still earn method marks.
Do I get a grade?
No. Grade boundaries change every exam series and differ between boards, so we don't estimate a grade. You get your marks, a breakdown by topic and a worked explanation for every answer.
Is there a formula sheet?
GCSE Maths students in England are given a formulae sheet in the exam (confirmed through 2027). These papers don't include one, so have your board's sheet beside you, or practise recalling the formulas.
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