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Edexcel A Level Maths – Pure Past Papers PDF Download (Questions& Answers)

Edexcel A Level Maths – Pure Past Papers PDF Download (Questions& Answers) January, June & November 2023,2022,2021,2020,2019 ,2018 and so on Are you Prepared to seat for A Level Maths – Pure Exams this Year? This post is Accuracy it Contain All November & June Past Exam paper With Answers Foundation ,Higher and Specimen Papers Maths – Pure Paper 1 and Paper 2 to Download in PDF.

Grading System in the United Kingdom

Grading scales:

Most Common

Grade	Scale	Grade Description	Division	US Grade
	70.00 – 100.00	First Class Honours		A
	65.00 – 69.99	Second Class Honours	Upper Division	A-
	60.00 – 64.99	Second Class Honours	Upper Division	B+
	50.00 – 59.99	Second Class Honours	Lower Division	B
	45.00 – 49.99	Third class		C+
	40.00 – 44.99	Pass		C
P		Pass		S
	0.00 – 39.99	Fail		F

Most Common Postgraduate

Scale	Grade Description	US Grade
70.00 – 100.00	Distinction	A
65.00 – 69.99	Merit	A-
60.00 – 64.99	Merit	B+
50.00 – 59.99	Pass	B
0.00 – 49.99		F

GCSE (1994 – present)

Grade	Grade Description	US Grade
A*		A
A		A
B		B
C		B
D		C
E		C
F		D
G		D
n/a	Ungraded	F

New GCSE 9-1 Grading

Starting 2017

Grade	US Grade
9	A+
8	A
7	A
6	B+
5	B
4	B
3	C+
2	C
1	D
U	F

Grade	Grade Description	US Grade
A*		A
A		A
B		B
C		B
D		C
E		C
F		D
G	Lowest Pass	D
n/a	Ungraded	F

GCE Advanced level (2010 – present)

Grade	Grade Description	US Grade
A*		A
A		A
B		B
C		B
D		C
E		C
n/a	Ungraded	F

BTEC

Grade	Grade Description	US Grade
D	Distinction	A
M	Merit	B
P	Pass	C
N	Near Pass	D
S	Pass (Pass/Fail)	S
	Fail	F

University of Nottingham Postgraduate

Scale	Grade Description	US Grade
70.00 – 100.00	Distinction	A
65.00 – 69.99	Merit	A-
60.00 – 64.99	Merit	B+
50.00 – 59.99	Pass	B
0.00 – 49.99		F

University of Surrey

Scale	US Grade
90.00 – 100.00	A
80.00 – 89.99	A
70.00 – 79.99	A
60.00 – 69.99	B+
50.00 – 59.99	B
40.00 – 49.99	C+
30.00 – 39.99	C
20.00 – 29.99	F
10.00 – 19.99	F
0.00 – 9.99	F

ECTS

Grade	Grade Description	US Grade
A	Excellent	A
B	Very Good	AB
C	Good	B
D	Satisfactory	BC
E	SuffiEDEXCELnt	C
Z	Requirements Fulfilled	S
FX	Fail	F
F	Fail	F

READ=> Check Here New UK Grading System 9-1

How to Pass EDEXCEL A LEVEL Maths – Pure With Distinction

The greatest method to deal with tension and worry before tests is to be well-prepared, which also increases your chances of doing well on them.

Revision tips

Make a realistic revision schedule. Work out how much you have to do and the time you have to do it in, then break it down into manageable chunks. Aim to do a few hours of revision each day, and mix up your subjects so you do not get bored.

Find a revision style that suits you. Studying alone in a quiet room suits some people, but not everyone likes working in silence. Try playing music quietly in the background, or revising with a friend (but do not let them distract you!).

Customise your notes to make them more personal. Experiment with colour coding, notes on postcards, diagrams or whatever helps you learn your topic.

Make sure you understand everything. If you come across something you do not understand, try to find a new source of information that will help you understand it. Just memorising it will not help you in your exam. Do not be afraid to ask your teacher or a friend for help if you need it.

Look at past exam papers. It means you can familiarize yourself with the layout and type of questions you’ll be asked. Practise completing exam papers in the set time limit to improve your exam technique.

Take regular short breaks. Studying for hours and hours will only make you tired and ruin your concentration, which may make you even more anxious. A break every 45 to 60 minutes is about right.

Reward yourself. For example, you could take a long bath or watch a good movie once you have finished your revision session.

Do something physical. When you’re not revising, use your spare time to get away from your books and do something active. Exercise is good for taking your mind off stress and keeping you positive, and it will help you sleep better.

Ask for help. If you’re feeling stressed, it’s important to talk to someone you trust, such as a family member, teacher or a friend. Lots of people find exams difficult to deal with, so do not be embarrassed to ask for support

List of EDEXCEL A LEVEL Maths – Pure Past Exam Papers Ready for Download

Exam Papers	Mark Schemes
June 2022:
Paper 1 – Pure QP	Paper 1 – Pure MS
Paper 2 – Pure QP	Paper 2 – Pure MS

Nov 2021:
Paper 1 – Pure QP	Paper 1 – Pure MS
Paper 2 – Pure QP	Paper 2 – Pure MS

Nov 2020:
Paper 1 – Pure QP	Paper 1 – Pure MS
Paper 2 – Pure QP	Paper 2 – Pure MS

June 2019:
Paper 1 – Pure QP	Paper 1 – Pure MS
Paper 2 – Pure QP	Paper 2 – Pure MS

June 2018:
Paper 1 – Pure QP	Paper 1 – Pure MS
Paper 2 – Pure QP	Paper 2 – Pure MS

Specimen paper:
Paper 1 – Pure QP	Paper 1 – Pure MS
Paper 2 – Pure QP	Paper 2 – Pure MS

Exam Papers	Mark Schemes	Model Answers
June 18 – (C1)QP	June 18 – (C1)MS

June 17 – (C1)QP	June 17 – (C1)MS

June 16 – (C1) QP	June 16 – (C1) MS

June 15 – C1 (QP)	June 15 – C1 (MS)

June 14 – C1 (QP)	June 14 – C1 (MS)
June 14 – C1 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 14 – C1 – Paper 1R (MS)

June 13 – C1 (QP)	June 13 – C1 (MS)
June 13 – C1 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 13 – C1 – Paper 1R (MS)
January 13 – C1 (QP)	January 13 – C1 (MS)

June 12 – C1 (QP)	June 12 – C1 (MS)
January 12 – C1 (QP)	January 12 – C1 (MS)

June 11 – C1 (QP)	June 11 – C1 (MS)
January 11 – C1 (QP)	January 11 – C1 (MS)

June 10 – C1 (QP)	June 10 – C1 (MS)
January 10 – C1 (QP)	January 10 – C1 (MS)

January 2009 – C1 (QP)	January 2009 – C1 (MS)

June 2008 – C1 (QP)	June 2008 – C1 (MS)
January 2008 – C1 (QP)	January 2008 – C1 (MS)	January 2008 – C1 (Solutions)

June 2007 – C1 (QP)	June 2007 – C1 (MS)	June 2007 – C1 (Solutions)
January 2007 – C1 (QP)	January 2007 – C1 (MS)	January 2007 – C1 (Solutions)

January 2006 – C1 (QP)	January 2006 – C1 (MS)	January 2006 – C1 (Solutions)

June 2005 – C1 (QP)	June 2005 – C1 (MS)	June 2005 – C1 (Solutions)
January 2005 – C1 (QP)	January 2005 – C1 (MS)

Exam Papers	Mark Schemes	Model Answers
June 18 – (C2)QP	June 18 – (C2)MS

June 17 – (C2)QP	June 17 – (C2)MS

June 16 – (C2) QP	June 16 – (C2) MS

June 15 – C2 (QP)	June 15 – C2 (MS)	June 15 – C2 (Solutions)

June 14 – C2 (QP)	June 14 – C2 (MS)	June 14 – C2 (Solutions)
June 14 – C2 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 14 – C2 – Paper 1R (MS)

June 13 – C2 (QP)	June 13 – C2 (MS)	June 13 – C2 (Solutions)
June 13 – C2 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 13 – C2 – Paper 1R (MS)	June 13 – C2 – Paper 1R (Solutions)
January 13 – C2 (QP)	January 13 – C2 (MS)

June 12 – C2 (QP)	June 12 – C2 (MS)
January 12 – C2 (QP)	January 12 – C2 (MS)

June 11 – C2 (QP)	June 11 – C2 (MS)
January 11 -C2 (QP)	January 11 -C2 (MS)

June 10 – C2 (QP)	June 10 – C2 (MS)
January 10 – C2 (QP)	January 10 – C2 (MS)

January 09 – C2 (QP)	January 09 – C2 (MS)

June 08 – C2 (QP)	June 08 – C2 (MS)
January 08 – C2 (QP)	January 08 – C2 (MS)	January 08 – C2 (Solutions)

June 07 – C2 (QP)	June 07 – C2 (MS)
January 07 – C2 (QP)	January 07 – C2 (MS)	January 07 – C2 (Solutions)

June 06 – C2 (QP)	June 06 – C2 (MS)	June 06 – C2 (Solutions)
January 06 – C2 (QP)	January 06 – C2 (MS)	January 06 – C2 (Solutions)

June 2005 – C2 (QP)	June 2005 – C2 (MS)	June 2005 – C2 (Solutions)
January 2005 – C2 (QP)	January 2005 – C2 (MS)	January 2005 – C2 (Solutions)

Exam Papers	Mark Schemes	Model Answers
June 18 – C3 (QP)	June 18 – C3 (MS)

June 17 – C3 (QP)	June 17 – C3 (MS)

June 16 – C3 (QP)	June 16 – C3 (MS)

June 15 – C3 (QP)	June 15 – C3 (MS)	June 15 – C3 (Solutions)

June 14 – C3 (QP)	June 14 – C3 (MS)	June 14 – C3 (Solutions)
June 14 – C3 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 14 – C3 – Paper 1R (MS)	June 14 – C3 – Paper 1R (Solutions)

June 13 – C3 (QP)	June 13 – C3 (MS)	June 13 – C3 (Solutions)
June 13 – C3 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 13 – C3 – Paper 1R (MS)	June 13 – C3 – Paper 1R (Solutions)
January 13 – C3 (QP)	January 13 – C3 (MS)	January 13 – C3 (Solutions)

June 12 – C3 (QP)	June 12 – C3 (MS)
January 12 – C3 (QP)	January 12 – C3 (MS)

June 11 – C3 (QP)	June 11 – C3 (MS)
January 11 – C3 (QP)	January 11 – C3 (MS)

June 10 – C3 (QP)	June 10 – C3 (MS)	June 10 – C3 (Solutions)
January 10 – C3 (QP)	January 10 – C3 (MS)	January 10 – C3 (Solutions)

January 09 – C3 (QP)	January 09 – C3 (MS)

June 08 – C3 (QP)	June 08 – C3 (MS)

January 08 – C3 (QP)	January 08 – C3 (MS)	January 2008 – C3 (Solutions)

June 07 – C3 (QP)	June 07 – C3 (MS)
January 07 – C3 (QP)	January 07 – C3 (MS)	January 2007 – C3 (Solutions)

June 06 – C3 (QP)	June 06 – C3 (MS)

January 06 – C3 (QP)	January 06 – C3 (MS)
June 05 – C3 (QP)	June 05 – C3 (MS)

Exam Papers	Mark Schemes	Model Answers
June 18 – C4(QP)	June 18 – C4(MS)

June 17 – C4(QP)	June 17 – C4(MS)

June 16 – C4(QP)	June 16 – C4(MS)

June 15 – C4 (QP)	June 15 – C4 (MS)

June 14 – C4 (QP)	June 14 – C4 (MS)
June 14 – C4 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 14 – C4 – 1R (MS)

June 13 – C4 (QP)	June 13 – C4 (MS)
June 13 – C4 – Paper 1R (QP)	June 13 – C4 – 1R (MS)
January 13 – C4 (QP)	January 13 – C4 (MS)

June 12 – C4 (QP)	June 12 – C4 (MS)
January 12 – C4 (QP)	January 12 – C4 (MS)	January 12 – C4 (Solutions)

June 11 – C4 (QP)	June 11 – C4 (MS)	June 11 – C4 (Solutions)
January 11 – C4 (QP)	January 11 -C4 (MS)

June 10 – C4 (QP)	June 10- C4 (MS)
January 10 – C4 (QP)	January 10 – C4 (MS)

January 2009 – C4 (QP)	January 09 – C4 (MS)

June 2008 – C4 (QP)	June 08 – C4 (MS)
January 2008 – C4 (QP)	January 08 – C4 (MS)

June 2007 – C4 (QP)	June 07 – C4 (MS)	June 07 – C4 (Solutions)
;January 2007 – C4 (QP)	January 07 – C4 (MS)	January 07 – C4 (Solutions)

June 2006 – C4 (QP)	June 06 – C4 (MS)	June 06 – C4 (Solutions)
January 2006 – C4 (QP)	January 06 – C4 (MS)	January 06 – C4 (Solutions)

June 2005 – C4 (QP)	June 05 – C4 (MS)	June 05 – C4 (Solutions)

Edexcel A Level Maths – Pure Past Papers PDF Download (Questions& Answers)