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Jun 5, 2015
When I searched for Edexcel past papers I could see Mathematics A - Paper 1 Mathematics A - Paper 2 Mathematics B - Paper 1 Mathematics B - Paper 2
Which means, does a student have to write 4 Maths exams for GCSE? When I looked at the Edexcel time table for June 2015, I could only see 2 papers (Maths A, Maths B) on June 4th and June 8th. I'm a bit confused, Could you give me an idea about this please?
(I know about Foundation and Higher tiers. I am talking about Higher tier here)
Regards, Martin
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On 6/05/15, Marty wrote: > I aspire to become a Maths teacher. I am a Maths graduate. > Since I did not do my GCSE in UK, I do not know the GCSE > curriculum structure. > > When I searched for Edexcel past papers I could see > Mathematics A - Paper 1 > Mathematics A - Paper 2 > Mathematics B - Paper 1 > Mathematics B - Pa...See More
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