Free IGCSE Maths baseline tests

Free baseline tests for Edexcel International GCSE (4MA1) and Cambridge IGCSE 0580 (Core and Extended), each at the start of Year 10 (the Key Stage 3 maths IGCSE builds on) and the start of Year 11 (the Year 10 content).

Each test has 20 four-option questions, takes about 40 minutes and is marked instantly, with a report that lists every topic as secure, developing or a gap, the common mistake behind each wrong answer, and where to practise next. It is free to take: sign in with a free account so the result is saved.

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• IGCSE Maths (4MA1): start of Year 10 baseline
  the Key Stage 3 maths Edexcel IGCSE builds on: number, fractions and percentages, ratio, indices, algebra, coordinates, area and volume, Pythagoras, statistics and probability
• IGCSE Maths (4MA1): start of Year 11 baseline
  the Edexcel IGCSE content usually taught in Year 10: number and percentages, indices, algebra and quadratics, sequences, proportion, graphs, geometry and trigonometry, statistics and probability
• Cambridge IGCSE 0580 Core: start of Year 10 baseline
  the Key Stage 3 maths Cambridge IGCSE Core builds on: number, fractions and percentages, ratio, algebra, coordinates, area and volume, angles, statistics and probability
• Cambridge IGCSE 0580 Core: start of Year 11 baseline
  the Cambridge IGCSE Core content usually taught in Year 10: number and money, bounds, algebra, sequences, straight-line graphs, geometry, trigonometry, transformations, statistics and probability
• Cambridge IGCSE 0580 Extended: start of Year 10 baseline
  the Key Stage 3 maths Cambridge IGCSE Extended builds on, at a higher level: number, indices, algebra, equations and inequalities, graphs, mensuration, trigonometry, statistics and probability
• Cambridge IGCSE 0580 Extended: start of Year 11 baseline
  the Cambridge IGCSE Extended content usually taught in Year 10: surds, growth and decay, algebraic fractions, quadratics, proportion, functions, coordinate geometry, circle theorems, trigonometry, vectors, probability and statistics

For teachers

Set a baseline test for your class from the class page, in one lesson: online, or on paper with a one-page answer sheet that is read from a photo. Print the question paper and mark scheme, release results when everyone has finished, and see each student's gaps and the class's weakest topics. It works with a free class too.

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