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A Level Maths Exam
A Level Maths Exam
Sit your A Level Maths exam with Pass and get access to premium study materials designed to help you hit the ground running. Whether you are a resit learner, independent candidate or an adult learner, Pass can help you to take your A level maths exam.
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Fast-Track A Level Maths Qualification. Complete your A Level Maths resit in as little as a few months.
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Ofqual-Regulated A Level Maths Exam. Sit an official A Level Maths exam open to private candidates across the UK.
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Market-Leading A Level Maths Course. Prepare with revision materials, practice questions, mock exams and progress tracking.
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How does the A Level Maths resit process work?
Unsure where to start when it comes to booking your A Level Maths resit? Pass is here to take the stress out of the process and make everything as straightforward as possible. Whether you need guidance on what the exam involves, which exam board suits you, or simply want to get booked in, our team is on hand to help at every stage.
A Level Maths exams are primarily held during the summer sitting each year, taking place at a local exam centre near you. The exam is open to private candidates and adult learners, and we handle all the arrangements on your behalf. Learners comparing flexible study and exam routes can also view Pass’s online A Levels page for an overview of the wider A Level pathway.
Get in touch today and one of our A Level exam advisors will talk you through your options and help you get on track to sit your A Level Maths with confidence.
Reserve your place
Register for your A Level Maths exam online. The Pass team will then be in touch to confirm your booking at a suitable local exam centre.
Prepare to Pass
Use the Pass course to build your knowledge and significantly improve your chances of achieving a higher grade.
Take your exam
We'll confirm the time, location and all relevant details of your A Level Maths exam ahead of the day, so you arrive fully prepared.
Receive your results
On national A Level results day, your exam centre will release your results and you will receive your grade.
Take the next step in your career
Go on to university, a degree apprenticeship, or open the door to a range of graduate-level opportunities.
Fast-Track A Level Maths Qualification
Get your A Level Maths qualification without the traditional two-year school route. With focused preparation, many learners complete their resit within a matter of months.
Ofqual-Regulated A Level Maths Exam
This A Level Maths exam is fully Ofqual-regulated, carrying the same recognised qualification as students completing it through school or college. It is open to private candidates across the UK.
Market-Leading A Level Maths Course
Pair your exam with our A Level Maths course for targeted preparation support. You will get access to revision notes, practice questions, and AI-marked mock exams designed to sharpen your skills and improve your grade.
Low Cost Guaranteed, No Hidden Fees
We offer clear and competitive pricing for A Level Maths exams with no surprises. Your fee covers everything you need, from exam entry through to official certification with the exam board.
1 Reserve your place
Select your preferred exam date, exam board and exam option, then complete the checkout process to secure your booking.
2 The Leading A Level Maths Course
Initial Assessment
Establish your starting point by completing an Initial Assessment and get off to the right start with your course.
Continue Learning
Work through revision slides and practice questions to strengthen your understanding and build confidence across each topic area.
Topic Tests
Put your knowledge into practice with dedicated tests for every A Level Maths topic, helping you check understanding before you move on.
Instantly Marked Mock Exams
Receive instant, accurate feedback from AI-marked mock exams graded to examiner standard, with detailed guidance to help you improve before the real thing.
3 Take your exam
Before your exam day, we'll send you full confirmation of the time, location, and all relevant details for your exam centre, so there are no surprises on the day. We recommend familiarising yourself with the exam rules in advance to ensure everything runs smoothly. On the day, make your way to your local exam centre and sit your A Level Maths exam in person alongside other candidates across the country.
Exam Information
Exam taken in person at a centre local to you
A Level Maths exam dates can be found below
4 Receive your results
A Levels results day is Thursday 12th August 2027. Grades are released nationally across all subjects and exam boards on this day.
As a private candidate, your results will generally be issued directly by your exam centre on results day. It is worth confirming with your centre how they deliver results in advance, as some may require you to collect them in person while others will send them out by email or post.
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Initial Assessment
When you enrol on our online A Level Maths course, you will begin with a short Initial Assessment to establish the level you are currently working at. This provides a quick and accurate snapshot of your existing knowledge, giving you a clear sense of where you stand before beginning your revision.
The assessment spans a broad range of core A Level Maths topics, allowing the system to identify your strengths and highlight any areas that may benefit from extra focus. By pinpointing these gaps early, the course can direct you towards the most relevant starting points and ensure your revision is concentrated where it will make the biggest difference.
Completing the Initial Assessment means your learning gets off to the right start. Rather than working through material you have already mastered, you can channel your time into the topics where improvement will have the most impact, building knowledge and confidence as you prepare for your A Level Maths exam.
A Level Maths Exam Information - Edexcel (9MA0)
Paper 1 - Pure Mathematics 1
Topics
Pure mathematics content, including proof, algebra and functions, coordinate geometry, sequences and series, trigonometry, exponentials and logarithms, differentiation, integration, numerical methods, and vectors.
Format
A mix of question styles, from shorter single-mark questions to extended multi-step problems requiring clear mathematical reasoning. A calculator is not permitted.
Paper 2 - Pure Mathematics 2
Topics
Further pure mathematics content, including algebra and functions, coordinate geometry, sequences and series, trigonometry, differentiation, integration, numerical methods, and vectors.
Format
A mix of shorter and extended questions assessing the full range of pure mathematics content at A Level standard. A calculator is permitted.
Paper 3 - Statistics and Mechanics
Topics
Statistics content covering data presentation, probability, statistical distributions and hypothesis testing, alongside mechanics content covering kinematics, forces and Newton's laws. A large data set is used within the statistics section.
Format
A mix of shorter and extended questions assessing both statistical and mechanical applications. Section A covers Statistics and Section B covers Mechanics. A calculator is permitted.
A Level Maths Exam Information - OCR (H240)
Paper 1 - Pure Mathematics
Topics
Pure mathematics content, including proof, algebra and functions, coordinate geometry, sequences and series, trigonometry, exponentials and logarithms, differentiation, integration, and vectors.
Format
A mix of question styles, from shorter single-mark questions to extended multi-step problems requiring clear mathematical reasoning. A calculator is not permitted.
Paper 2 - Pure Mathematics and Statistics
Topics
Pure mathematics content alongside statistics, covering statistical sampling, data presentation and interpretation, probability, statistical distributions, and hypothesis testing.
Format
A mix of shorter and extended questions assessing both pure mathematical techniques and the application of statistical methods. A calculator is permitted.
Paper 3 - Pure Mathematics and Mechanics
Topics
Pure mathematics content alongside mechanics, including kinematics, forces and Newton's laws, and moments.
Format
A mix of shorter and extended questions assessing both pure mathematical reasoning and the application of mechanics to real-world problems. A calculator is permitted.
A Level Maths Exam Information - AQA (7357)
Paper 1 - Pure Mathematics
Topics
Pure mathematics content, including proof, algebra and functions, coordinate geometry, sequences and series, trigonometry, exponentials and logarithms, differentiation, integration, numerical methods, and vectors.
Format
A mix of question styles, from shorter single-mark questions to extended multi-step problems requiring clear mathematical reasoning. A calculator is not permitted.
Paper 2 - Pure Mathematics and Mechanics
Topics
Pure mathematics content alongside mechanics, including quantities and units, kinematics, forces and Newton's laws, and moments.
Format
A mix of shorter and extended questions assessing both pure mathematical techniques and the application of mechanics to real-world problems. A calculator is permitted.
Paper 3 - Pure Mathematics and Statistics
Topics
Pure mathematics content alongside statistics, covering statistical sampling, data presentation and interpretation, probability, statistical distributions, and hypothesis testing.
Format
A mix of shorter and extended questions assessing both pure mathematical techniques and the application of statistical methods. A calculator is permitted.
A Level Maths Exam Dates (AQA, Edexcel, OCR)
Summer 2027 - Dates below are provisional exam dates
| DATE | TIME | DURATION | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 - Pure Mathematics | Wednesday 26 May | Afternoon | 2h |
| Paper 2 - Pure and Statistics | Wednesday 9 June | Afternoon | 2h |
| Paper 3 - Pure and Mechanics | Wednesday 16 June | Afternoon | 2h |
Paper 1 - Pure Mathematics
Paper 2 - Pure and Statistics
Paper 3 - Pure and Mechanics
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FAQs
How many UCAS points is A Level Maths worth?
A Level Maths is worth up to 56 UCAS points, depending on the grade achieved: A* = 56, A = 48, B = 40, C = 32, D = 24 and E = 16.
Can I take the A Level Maths exam as a private candidate?
Yes, Pass supports A Level Maths private candidates, external candidates, adult learners and resit students. We can arrange your exam booking at a suitable local centre and provide the details you need before exam day.
Can I resit A Level Maths?
Yes, you can book an A Level Maths resit if you did not achieve the grade you needed. Resitting Maths A Level is a common route for learners applying to university, degree apprenticeships or careers that require a stronger grade. With Pass, you can book exams, and enrol onto courese for A levels online.
Are there any entry requirements for A Level Maths?
There are no formal entry requirements to sit A Level Maths with Pass. However, we recommend having at least a GCSE grade 4/C in maths, as A Level Maths builds on strong GCSE-level knowledge.
When can I sit the A Level Maths exam?
A Level Maths exams are normally held during the summer exam series. Pass will confirm your exam dates, times, location and centre details before your exam day.
Can I sit my A Level Maths exam online?
No, the A Level Maths exam must be sat in person at an approved exam centre. However, you can complete your revision from any of the online A level courses Pass offers from home before taking the written papers at the centre.
Which exam boards are available for A Level Maths?
We currently offer A Level Maths exams through AQA, Edexcel and OCR. You can choose the exam board that works best for your study plans, even if your other A Levels are with different boards.
How does the A Level Maths exam work?
A Level Maths is assessed through three written exam papers covering pure mathematics, statistics and mechanics. The exact paper structure depends on the exam board you choose.
How can I improve my chances of passing my A Level Maths resit?
The best way to prepare is to follow a structured revision plan, practise exam-style questions and complete mock exams. The Pass Maths course includes revision materials, practice questions, AI-marked mock exams and progress tracking in order to help you for A level exams and resits.
What happens if I do worse when resitting Maths A Level?
If you achieve a lower grade in your resit, your previous higher grade still remains valid. However, universities may be able to see all results, so it is worth checking entry requirements before booking your resit.
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