[Kyalimers]

A Level Edexcel Maths Resources

Past Paper sites

- mathspapers
- freeexampapers
- MD Salih

Maths AEA Material

Maths STEP Material

The above files are ZIP files. You will require 7-Zip to open them. Within these ZIP files, there are PDF files. You can use Adobe Reader to open these files. Both these above programs are free.

If you're looking for the Heinemann Text Books for Edexcel Maths, try here.

Sohan

[Kyalimers]

Solutionbanks:

Visit www.mathsjoint.webs.com and sign up to get them without needing a password.

There's:

Old Syllabus: C1, C2, C3, C4, M1, S1, D1

New Syllabus: C1, C2, C3, C4, M1, M2, FP1, FP2, FP3

[Kyalimers]

Reserved Post For Further Updates Again...

[Kyalimers]

Reserved Post For Further Updates Once More...

[Unbounded]

woah.

[spex]

Are you sure it's even legal to publicise these papers ? Copyright and all that and all that.

[Unbounded]

(Original post by spex)
Are you sure it's even legal to publicise these papers ? Copyright and all that and all that.

i think it's allowed as long as the boards themselves have released them to the public....

[insparato]

The only one that are legal are the ones given on the edexcel website. I'm gonna have to edit the posts to get rid of the elmwood/solomon (Sorry, looks like you went to some effort making the post!) and the links that aren't on the edexcel website.

[Swayum]

Every STEP exam ever published (1987 - 2008) and the following files

1) STEP Specification
2) 1997 Hints and Answers
3) 2006 Hints and Answers
4) 2007 Solutions
5) 2007 Examiners' Report
6) 2008 Solutions
7) 2008 Examiners' Report
8) STEP Booklet (Advanced Problems in Core Mathematics - 2 drafts):

http://dau.tibbius.com/STEP.zip

Every AEA paper from 2002 - 2008 + mark schemes + examiners' reports (and 2001 + 2002 specimen papers):

http://dau.tibbius.com/AEA.zip

*Edit*

Links no longer working - I may try to find another host some time soon.

[Kyalimers]

(Original post by spex)
Are you sure it's even legal to publicise these papers ? Copyright and all that and all that.

As I told the Mods, I'm not actually hosting these papers myself.

They are simply links to places I found these papers. Well ok maybe the Solutionbanks I have put up but look, they are Passworded!!

Now as I recall, nowehere on TSR does it say it is illegal to place links to Papers. Actually I've been told it's allowed several times.

I thought long and hard about this, and avoided all possible problems yet there seems to be unclear rules still. I will try to get the content replaced, once things clear up, if I can.

[Unbounded]

(Original post by Swayum)
Every STEP exam ever published (1987 - 2008) and the following files

1) STEP Specification
2) 1997 Hints and Answers
3) 2006 Hints and Answers
4) 2007 Solutions
5) 2007 Examiners' Report
6) 2008 Solutions
7) 2008 Examiners' Report
8) STEP Booklet (Advanced Problems in Core Mathematics - 2 drafts):

http://dau.tibbius.com/STEP.zip

Every AEA paper from 2002 - 2008 + mark schemes + examiners' reports (and 2001 + 2002 specimen papers):

http://dau.tibbius.com/AEA.zip

some quality downloads. i recommend.

[hello100]

Does anybody have the s2 solutionbank?

[Kyalimers]

(Original post by hello100)
Does anybody have the s2 solutionbank?

An S2 Solutionbank doesn't exist for the old syllabus. I don;t think the new S2 book has been released, but it may just have been so i'm unsure.

[Kyalimers]

Edexcel A Level textbooks Online

[vaporize]

Same! I need the password urgently too. Saw this thread too late. Please PM me if you have the password to D1, thanks.

[constantinosp]

Hey guys if somedy has got the password for the d1 solution bank id be very happy if he could pm it to me!!! thanks

[William...]

Can anyone give me the D1 password please, thank you

[hazab40]

WOW this website is the BESSTTTT!!!

[Kolya]

A useful resource is the MIT open courseware lectures: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/course...tm#Mathematics

In particular, the Linear Algebra and Differential Equations are probably accessible to most interested FM students.

[PhyMath]

(Original post by Kolya)
A useful resource is the MIT open courseware lectures: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/course...tm#Mathematics

In particular, the Linear Algebra and Differential Equations are probably accessible to most interested FM students.

Dont have time to look through those yet but MIT have a youtube channel with quite a few physics/maths lectures up.

http://uk.youtube.com/profile?user=MIT&view=playlists
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They might be exactly the same videos but, I'l post it anyway.


http://uk.youtube.com/user/khanacademy

Theres another good one, KHAN Academy. Lots of maths videos ranging from fairly easy algebra/arithmetic to some pretty interesting calculus/ differential equations.