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GCSE Maths revision

Pick your exam board below. The topic list, the spec references and the way questions are worded all follow the board your school entered you for.
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GCSE Maths is sat by almost every student in England, and every board splits it into two tiers: Foundation awards grades 1–5, Higher awards 4–9. Your school enters you for one, usually off the back of mock results, and the paper you sit is written to that tier.
The notes here are written separately for each board, because the boards genuinely differ in what they ask and how they ask it. Choose yours and the topic list, worked examples and practice questions all follow it.

20 minutes

Exam ready

One short check tells you where you are across the specification, and the five topics worth revising first.

Common questions

Which board am I sitting?
Your exam timetable names it, and so does every past paper your school hands out. AQA, Edexcel and OCR are the three that set GCSE Maths in England.
Can I revise from the wrong board's notes?
Most of the maths is shared, but the spec references, the formulae given to you in the exam and the question style are not. Revise from your own board.

Revising for a qualification, not just a test?