GCSE 2026 Predicted Maths Papers (AQA/EDEXCEL/OCR) (F/H)

All orders placed right now are pre-orders. Everyone who pre-orders will receive early access to our 2026 predicted papers by 25th December 2025, ahead of the official release.

Get the exact GCSE 2026 Maths predicted paper and mark scheme you need – for your selected exam board and tier.

Choose from AQA, Edexcel, or OCR, at either Foundation or Higher tier. Each predicted paper (Paper 1, Paper 2, or Paper 3) is written by our team of experienced educators - Kriss Machnik, Joseph Wells, and Dr. Carl Beltran, former principal examiner - together with trusted education specialists and other qualified teachers.

Each paper is designed to closely match the format, difficulty, and layout of real GCSE Maths exams, giving you targeted practice that feels just like the real thing. Mark schemes are included, so you can easily check your work and sharpen your exam technique.

Note: Some papers may contain fewer total questions than typical GCSE exams, but still have the correct number of marks. We’ve designed them with multi-part questions to ensure realistic exam-level challenge.

What’s Included:

• One predicted paper (Paper 1, 2 or 3) for your chosen exam board and tier
• Full mark scheme for that paper

Instant Access

These are digital products, so your paper and mark scheme will be delivered instantly via email after purchase. Just download, print, complete, and mark for immediate feedback.

Proven Track Record

Some of our 2024 papers reached 60–70% accuracy, and we’re reviewing and publishing the results of our 2025 papers. As always, we have taken your feedback to make the 2026 predicted papers even better revision resources for you; you’ll be revising with expert-backed resources trusted by thousands of students.

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If you'd like to get Paper 1, 2 and 3 together, check out our full Maths Bundle and save. Click here to view the bundle.

How to Use These Papers

Our predicted papers are designed as a revision resource to help you practise under exam-style conditions. We recommend completing each paper, marking it with the provided scheme, and using the results to identify areas where you’ve dropped marks.

Focus your revision on these weaker topics, while also making sure you cover the entire specification, as any part of it can be tested in the real exams.

Important Information

All papers are protected by copyright. Sharing or distributing them without permission is strictly prohibited.

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