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Edexcel A-Level Mathematics Revision

Adaptive practice aligned to the Edexcel (Pearson) specification. 10 topics, exam-style questions, and instant AI feedback.

About Edexcel A-Level Mathematics

Edexcel, part of Pearson, offers internationally recognised GCSE and A-Level qualifications. Their specifications emphasise real-world application and are popular in both state and independent schools.

A-Level Maths builds significantly on GCSE foundations, introducing pure mathematics topics such as calculus, trigonometric identities, and proof alongside applied modules in statistics and mechanics. The jump from GCSE to A-Level is substantial — you will need to think abstractly, construct logical arguments, and apply multi-step problem-solving techniques that go well beyond formulaic substitution.

Topics in Edexcel A-Level Mathematics

1 Pure Mathematics
2 Algebra & Functions
3 Calculus
4 Trigonometry
5 Vectors
6 Statistics
7 Mechanics
8 Proof
9 Sequences & Series
10 Numerical Methods

Study Tips for Edexcel Mathematics

1

Work through past paper questions by topic immediately after revising each area — A-Level Maths is learned by doing, not by reading.

2

Build a formula sheet from memory for each module and test yourself regularly, as the formula booklet only covers some results and you must know key identities by heart.

3

When revising mechanics, always draw a clear force diagram before writing any equations — this prevents sign errors and helps you identify which forces are acting.

4

For statistics, practise interpreting context-based questions carefully. Examiners test whether you can choose the correct distribution and justify your modelling assumptions in words.

Other Exam Boards for A-Level Mathematics

AQA A-Level Mathematics OCR A-Level Mathematics WJEC A-Level Mathematics

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