Pearson Edexcel · 9MA0

Edexcel A-Level Maths
past papers.

Find Pure, Statistics and Mechanics papers with matching mark schemes and available examiner reports. Check whether your Paper 3 download contains both sections or just one.

23 paper or section entries in this collection. The list shows the resources currently in Kepler’s catalogue; it is not a complete archive of every exam series.

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Which paper do you need?

Edexcel A-Level Mathematics 9MA0 has three papers, each worth 100 marks and lasting two hours. Papers 1 and 2 both assess Pure Mathematics; their numbers do not separate Year 1 from Year 2 content. Paper 3 covers Statistics and Mechanics. Calculators are allowed on all three.

Some catalogue years split Paper 3 into a Statistics section (31) and a Mechanics section (32). Each is part of Paper 3, not an additional 100-mark paper. Use both matching sections for a complete applied-paper attempt. Where a combined Paper 3 is listed, it contains both.

This is the UK A-Level 9MA0 collection. AS Mathematics 8MA0, International A Level and Further Mathematics are different qualifications; use the full paper library for other courses.

Structure checked against Pearson’s 9MA0 specification (PDF) on 27 October 2026. For newly released resources and current notices, use Pearson’s official course materials.

Papers and mark schemes by year

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June 20244 entries
June 20234 entries
June 20224 entries
November 20204 entries
June 20194 entries
June 20183 entries

Turn a paper into better revision

  1. Choose the attempt. Use exam timing for a full mock, or label a shorter topic attempt clearly. Keep the mark scheme closed until you have tried the questions.
  2. Mark the working. Match the exact year, series, paper and tier. Record the step that lost a mark: for example, a sign error, an unjustified model or a missing conclusion. Use the examiner report to understand common difficulties.
  3. Repair and retest. Revisit the relevant lesson, redo the missed method without copying, then try a fresh question. A corrected answer is useful feedback; it is not a new unseen-paper score.

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