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A Level Further Maths past papers and mark schemes

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AQA A Level Further Maths

7367 · 2019 to 2025

Edexcel A Level Further Maths

9FM0 · 2001 to 2025

OCR A Level Further Maths

H245 · 2007 to 2025

WJEC A Level Further Maths

1305 · 2019 to 2025

CCEA A Level Further Maths

2330

No CCEA A Level Further Maths papers in the archive yet. The CCEA page › carries the specification, the papers you sit and the years examined.

The boards

About A Level Further Maths

Not sure which board? Look at the front of any past paper. It names the board and carries a code: 9FM0 is Edexcel, 7367 is AQA, H245 is OCR, 1305 is WJEC and 2330 is CCEA.

Edexcel (9FM0), AQA (7367), OCR (H245), WJEC (1305) and CCEA (2330) set GCE A Level Further Maths, and the code is printed on the front of your paper. Each board below shows its newest papers and its questions by topic; the board's own page holds the full list.

Since 2017

Also 9372, 9373

14,000 a year

Edexcel's own site
AQA7367

Since 2017

Also 6371

2,000 a year

AQA's own site
OCRH245

Since 2017

Also H645, 7896, 7892, 7897

4,000 a year

OCR's own site
WJEC1305

Since 2017

700 a year

WJEC's own site
CCEA2330

Since 2018

CCEA's own site

At a glance

552papers from 5 exam boards, June 2001 to June 2025.
1,619documents - question papers, mark schemes and examiner reports.
165topics classified across 1,298 questions.

GCE A Level Further Maths is examined in June, January, November and October. Each board's own page holds its full list, back to its first exam.

Memes

Certified Further Maths memes. Peer-reviewed by nobody.

Laugh now. Then pick your board and do a past paper.

Prove it by induction
Write ‘clearly’ and move on
Me on the final ‘show that’
Using the formula booklet
Proving it by induction
Writing ‘by symmetry’ to skip half the work
Writing ‘trivially’ and daring the examiner
Further enlightenment, ranked

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