IGCSE Math RevisionCambridge 0606 · Edexcel 4PM1
IGCSE Additional Maths and Further Pure Maths
Notes, worked examples and exam-style questions for Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics (0606) and Edexcel International GCSE Further Pure Mathematics (4PM1). Choose your course to see its papers and syllabus, or start with a topic.
Topics
- Functions 0606
- Quadratics 0606 · 4PM1
- Polynomials 0606 · 4PM1
- Logarithms and exponentials 0606 · 4PM1
- Coordinate geometry 0606 · 4PM1
- Circular measure 0606 · 4PM1
- Trigonometry 0606 · 4PM1
- Permutations and combinations 0606
- Series and the binomial expansion 0606 · 4PM1
- Vectors 0606 · 4PM1
- Differentiation 0606 · 4PM1
- Integration 0606 · 4PM1
- Kinematics 0606 · 4PM1
Every topic page has the key points, a common mistake, a worked example and four more questions with mark schemes, free. 182 original questions in all.
0606 or 4PM1: the differences
| Cambridge 0606 | Edexcel 4PM1 | |
|---|---|---|
| Papers | 2 × 2 hours, 80 marks each | 2 × 2 hours, 100 marks each |
| Calculator | Paper 1: no; Paper 2: yes | Paper 1: yes; Paper 2: yes |
| Grades | A* to E | 9 to 4, with 3 allowed |
| Only on this course | functions, permutations and combinations, circles | sum and product of roots, addition formulae, volumes of revolution |
From the official syllabus and specification, last checked 5 October 2026. Sources are listed on the 0606 and 4PM1 pages.
Guides
- Is IGCSE Additional Maths worth it? Who it suits, what it adds and how the two courses compare.
- From Additional Maths to A Level: which topics carry over and where they continue.
Questions about IGCSE Additional Maths
What is IGCSE Additional Maths?
An extra maths qualification taken alongside (or after) IGCSE Maths by students who find maths straightforward. It adds algebra, functions, logarithms, trigonometry and calculus that most students first meet at A Level. Cambridge's version is Additional Mathematics (0606); Pearson Edexcel's is Further Pure Mathematics (4PM1).
Is Cambridge 0606 the same as Edexcel 4PM1?
No. They cover similar ground but differ: 0606 has a non-calculator paper and includes functions, circles, permutations and combinations; 4PM1 allows a calculator in both papers and includes the sum and product of roots, the addition formulae and volumes of revolution. Check which one your school enters you for.
Which topics are free?
All the notes, a worked example and four questions with mark schemes on every topic page, the course pages and the guides. The other 117 questions come with IGCSE plans, free trials and school licences.
Do you have 0606 and 4PM1 past papers?
We link to the official papers on the 0606 page and the 4PM1 page. We never copy board papers: every question on this site is original.
Is this site part of Cambridge or Pearson?
No. IGCSE Math Revision is independent; the board names are used only to say which qualification a page covers.