Student hub: IGCSE Maths practice by unit
Pick up where you left off: practise a unit, follow your Path to 9, or check a formula.
✓My tracker & homework
Rate your confidence on every sub-topic, see what your class covered and this week's homework.
Open tracker →9Path to 9
Foundation → Consolidation → Application → Mastery, with quizzes for each step.
Continue the path →%Practice by topic
Original exam-style questions sorted by topic, with answers to check against.
Start practising →Unit practice engines
Choose lessons and difficulty, answer, then check against the full mark scheme. Want to see how it's done first? Read the free worked questions and answers by topic.
√Formula guide
Key formulae, a worked mini-example and an exam trap per sub-topic.
πRevision notes
Plain-English primers with a worked example for every sub-topic.
📄Past papers
Official 4MA1 Higher papers and mark schemes, with an exam timer.
More tools: mastery, review, flashcards, tests, planner and more
★My mastery
Your mastery by lesson, with the weakest topics to review next.
↻Mastery review
Spaced review questions from the IGCSE bank on topics you've met.
⇄Interleaved mix
A mixed set from your weakest topics, once you've answered a few questions.
⚒Skill Builders
Worked examples, then your own set of questions on one topic. Your teacher can send you these too.
⏱Build my own test
Pick the topics, difficulty and length, take it against the clock, then mark it with the mark scheme.
▯Flashcards
Five IGCSE decks built from the revision notes and formula guide, with spaced repetition.
☀Question of the day
Three quick 4MA1 questions a day, with hints.
▦Study planner
A day-by-day plan counting down to your 4MA1 Paper 1H (November or May/June series).
▶Join a live game
Got a game code from your teacher? Join the class quiz here.
Ready for a full paper? Mark my whole paper: print one of our 4MA1 parallel papers, sit it, then upload photos of your working to have every question marked (IGCSE Pro).
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