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Edexcel A level Further Maths past papers and mark schemes

Pearson Edexcel publishes its A level Further Mathematics (9FM0) past papers and mark schemes free through its own past paper search. There are four papers of 1 hour 30 minutes, 75 marks each: Core Pure Mathematics 1 and 2, then two option papers from further pure, further statistics, further mechanics and decision maths.

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  2. Paper structure
  3. Tips
  4. FAQ

Where to find every Edexcel A level Further Maths paper

Pearson publishes Edexcel A level Further Maths question papers, mark schemes and examiners' reports free on its own past paper search, rather than as a fixed list of links, so we send you straight there.

Open Pearson's free past paper search

  1. Choose A Level and Further Mathematics (2017) if they are not already selected.
  2. Pick the exam series, then open the question paper, mark scheme or examiners' report.
  3. Papers from the last 12 months are for teachers only; ask your teacher for them after your mocks.

Edexcel A level Further Maths paper structure

PaperQuestions or marksTime
Paper 1: Core Pure Mathematics 175 marks1 hour 30 minutes
Paper 2: Core Pure Mathematics 275 marks1 hour 30 minutes
Papers 3 and 4: two options75 marks each1 hour 30 minutes each

A calculator is allowed in every paper, and you get the board's formula booklet in the exam.

Tips for Edexcel A level Further Maths papers

Frequently asked questions

Where can I download Edexcel Further Maths past papers?

From Pearson's free past paper search, linked on this page. Choose A Level and Further Mathematics (2017), then the series you want.

What are the Edexcel Further Maths options?

Further Pure Mathematics, Further Statistics, Further Mechanics and Decision Mathematics, in different combinations. Your school chooses two option papers.

How long is each Edexcel Further Maths paper?

1 hour 30 minutes, worth 75 marks.

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