Over the next few weeks predicted GCSE Maths papers will be released.  These are unofficial resources and are not written by the exam board and merely act as ‘best guess’ papers, however they are still useful for students.

For the Paper 1 predictions, companies / teachers will analyse past papers to ‘guess’ what topics they feel will come up on this year’s Paper 1, but there is no guarantee and students should not exclude any topics from their revision.

For Paper 2 and 3 predictions, the same analysis will be done, but with the additional knowledge of topics which have already appeared.  Again, there is nothing to say these topics won’t come up for a second time, and students should not exclude any topics from their revision.

All that said, predicted papers are helpful, particularly for students who have completed a lot of past papers and are starting to recognise the questions.

Lastly, please note that these questions can sometimes feel different / harder than students are expecting.  This is normally because the format of the papers is slightly different, as they are not written by the exam board. 

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