Dive into a treasure trove of IGCSE and IAL past papers
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2,706 papers · 24 subjects · 446 exam sittings · free, always
What grade is that?
Pick your subject, put in the marks you think you scored, and see where you land against the boundaries Edexcel actually published.
June 2024 boundaries. Grades move every session, and this uses a mark you’ve estimated yourself — treat it as a guide, not a prediction. IAL subjects use UMS and are being added.
Buy your PPH booklets
Year-wise question paper booklets, compiled and bound — every session from January 2019 to May 2024 in one place, with the mark schemes alongside.
- Choose your subject and the years you want
- Question papers and mark schemes together
- Personalised cover with your name
- Delivered across Sri Lanka, paid by bank deposit
Why students use Past Paper Hub
Ten years of Edexcel papers, indexed properly and free to everyone.
Lightning fast
Find any paper in seconds. Search by subject, year, session or unit code — no endless clicking through folders.
Average time from landing on the homepage to opening the paper you came for.
Ten years deep
Every session from 2013 to 2025, old and new syllabus, question papers and mark schemes together.
Papers indexed across 24 subjects and 445 exam sittings. Every one checked and live.
Free, and staying free
Every paper on this site costs nothing. The booklets and notes in the shop are what keep it running.
No paywall, no download limit, no account needed to read a paper. That does not change.
Focus timer
Set how long you want to work. Breaks are worked out for you, and the timer stays with you while you move around the site.
Get ready to focus
Pick a length and we’ll split it into work periods with short breaks between, so you’re not sitting at a paper for two hours straight.
You'll have 1 break
Daily progress
Results day, sorted
Where to check what you actually got, and how to work out what you might get.
Check your results online
Edexcel publish results through ResultsPlus Direct. Your school gives you a username and centre number — you can’t create the login yourself.
- 1 Get your login from your exams officer
- 2 Sign in on results day from 8am UK time
- 3 Ask your school about remarks within the appeal window
Work out your grade
Still waiting? Put the marks you think you scored into the grade boundary calculator and see where you’d land against the real published boundaries.
- 1 Pick your subject and paper
- 2 Enter the marks you think you got
- 3 See the grade and how far off the next one you are