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Official Cambridge AS and A Level Past Papers 2015 to 2026 Free Download

A Level is the qualification universities weigh most, so past papers are where the grade is won. Download free Cambridge AS and A Level papers from 2015 to 2026, split by AS and A2, with mark schemes, examiner reports, and grade thresholds for every May June and October November session. Choose a subject to open its archive.

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Cambridge AS & A Level Past Papers

Engineering and STEM A Level Past Papers With Mark Schemes

4 Subjects
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9709

Mathematics

Pure, mechanics, statistics and probability components.

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fx
9231

Further Mathematics

Further pure, mechanics and decision mathematics.

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CS
9618

Computer Science

Theory, programming, algorithms and practical papers.

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EM
8291

Environmental Management

AS level and A level lithosphere, atmosphere and biosphere papers.

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Business and Economics A Level Past Papers: Economics, Business, Accounting

3 Subjects
EC
9708

Economics

Multiple choice, data response and essay components.

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BS
9609

Business

Short answer, structured essay and case study components.

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AC
9706

Accounting

Financial and cost accounting structured components.

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Law, Psychology and Social Science A Level Past Papers

5 Subjects
LAW
9084

Law

English legal system, criminal law, contract and tort law.

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PSY
9990

Psychology

Research methods, core studies and specialist applications.

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SOC
9699

Sociology

Socialisation, research methods, family and global development.

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HIS
9489

History

Document questions, outline studies and thematic interpretations.

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EN
9093

English Language

Reading texts, writing analysis, language change and child acquisition.

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Languages and General Paper A Level Past Papers Archive

3 Subjects
GP
8021

English General Paper (AS)

Essay compositions and reading comprehension analysis.

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LIT
9695

Literature in English

Drama, poetry and prose critical analysis components.

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UR
9686

Urdu (A Level)

Reading, writing, essay compositions and texts analysis.

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Pre-Medical A Level Past Papers: Biology, Chemistry, Physics

3 Subjects
BIO
9700

Biology

Cell structure, genetics, physiology and practical experiments.

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CH
9701

Chemistry

Physical, organic, inorganic and advanced practical skills.

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PHY
9702

Physics

Mechanics, waves, electromagnetism and experimental techniques.

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Everything you need

What Every Cambridge AS and A Level Paper Set Contains

A Level is examined across several components, not one paper, so each subject archive includes every part you need.

01

All exam components

Access multiple papers across series, including component and alternative papers.

02

Mark schemes

See examiner marking points, available for most series and revision.

03

Examiner reports

Understand common mistakes and how answers are assessed.

04

Grade thresholds

View raw marks needed for each grade, helping you track progress.

Everything Included

✓ Past Papers
✓ Mark Schemes
✓ Examiner Reports
✓ Grade Thresholds
Your A Level journey

How AS and A2 Past Papers Build Your A Level

Unlike O Level, A Level is split into two stages. Both are examined by the same subject boards.

AS
YOUR FOUNDATION

AS Level, Year 1

A standalone qualification graded A to E, testing the first half of the A Level content.

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A2
YOUR MASTERY

A2 Level, Year 2

The second half that completes the full A Level. AS and A2 combine for the final A Level grade.

Revision tip: Practice AS papers earlier in Year 1, then switch to full A Level papers once A2 content is covered.
Understand your papers

Which A Level Paper Components You Will Actually Sit

A Level marks are spread across multiple components, and each uses a different skill.

T

Theory papers

Multiple choice and structured questions every series.

P

Practical papers

Science subjects include practical components or alternative-to-tests where appropriate.

E

Extended responses

Essay and data response components, common in humanities and social sciences.

Check your subject's component list before revising, because some subjects include options for specific skills.
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Topical, Yearly, and Solved A Level Papers for Depth

A Level subjects are organised by year, paper type and exam series to make revision simple.

Focused Practice

Topical papers

Focus on specific questions that appear often in exams.

Exam Practice

Yearly papers

A complete list of papers, split into AS and A2, across every series.

Worked Support

Solved papers

Worked answers from teachers for key questions.

Pro tip: Start with topical papers for weak areas, then move to full papers under exam conditions.
Before you download

A Level Syllabus Codes and Exam Sessions to Confirm

Papers differ by code and component, so confirm both before you revise.

Syllabus codes

Make sure the code matches your subject and version, for example 9709 for Mathematics. Always check the latest syllabus for any updates.

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Exam sessions

AS and A2 are examined in May/June and October/November. Confirm your series on the exam timetable page.

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Understand the grading system

A Level Grades for Local and International University Admission

A Level grades are recognised worldwide. Universities use different grade scales, but A Level results are widely accepted.

Cambridge GradeIBCC Equivalence Marks
A*90 percent
A85 percent
B75 percent
C65 percent
D55 percent
E45 percent
A+

Your Grades Open Global Opportunities

A Levels are recognised by universities internationally and can support applications across a wide range of courses.

✓ Widely recognised qualification
✓ Pathway to university study
✓ Strong subject specialisation
✓ Preparation for competitive courses
Revision workflow

How to Use A Level Past Papers for Top Grades

A structured approach will help you get the most from past papers.

1

Work your current stage.

Focus on AS papers in Year 1, then A2 in Year 2.

2

Target components, not subjects.

Drill the specific paper where you are weak.

3

Mark and reflect on the scheme.

Use the mark scheme to check your answers and correct facts.

4

Use examiner reports for advice.

They show what examiners reward and common errors.

5

Simulate the full series.

Complete papers under timed exam conditions.

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Cambridge AS and A Level Past Papers: Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to the most common questions about Cambridge AS and A Level past papers, components and revision.

Yes. Every AS and A2 component, mark scheme, examiner report, and grade threshold from 2015 to 2026 is 100% free to download on Thinkerzz.
Yes. Alongside yearly papers from 2015 to 2026, topical sets group questions by chapter, and solved papers show the worked method behind top-band answers.
AS papers test Year 1 content and grade a to e. A2 papers complete the A Level, giving the final A star to E grade.
Yes. Overseas universities read A Level grades directly through admissions systems like UCAS, without any IBCC conversion.
Yes. Science subjects (Physics 9702, Chemistry 9701, Biology 9700) include practical papers and alternative-to-practical papers, each with its own mark scheme.
The IBCC converts each grade to a percentage, from A star at 90 percent to E at 45 percent, for HSSC equivalence.
Papers cover 2015 to 2026, for the May June and October November sessions, across all released variants.
Yes. Thinkerzz runs live 1 to 1 sessions that mark your components to the real scheme and rebuild weak topics.
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