Pick your exam board. 105 papers with their mark schemes, straight from AQA, Edexcel and OCR A.
Papers 1 and 2, then all three paper 3 options: statistics, discrete and mechanics.
Core pure 1 and 2, plus every option paper from 3A to 4D.
Pure core and all four optional papers.
Not sure which board? It is on the front of any past paper your school has given you, or ask your teacher. See all 105 papers together.
Core pure is compulsory everywhere. The rest is chosen by your school, not by you, and the code on the front of your paper is the only reliable way to know which one. Doing a year of the wrong option paper is a mistake students make on their own, never with a tutor.
Base case, assumption, inductive step, and a closing sentence that says what has been proved. Marks are attached to each of those, including the sentence. It is the most reliably scored question on the core pure papers and the one most often thrown away.
An answer with no working has nothing for the examiner to attach credit to. On the longer questions most of the marks are for the route, which is why a wrong final answer with clean working still scores well.
Roots of polynomials, series, polar curves, hyperbolic functions, matrix transformations. The contexts change and the techniques do not, so paper practice compounds faster here than almost anywhere else.
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