Specification 7357
AQA A-Level Maths
AQA A-Level Mathematics (7357) is assessed by three two-hour written papers, each worth 100 marks. Paper 1 is pure mathematics; Papers 2 and 3 combine pure mathematics with mechanics and statistics respectively.
The three papers
- Paper 1Pure mathematics
- Paper 2Pure mathematics and mechanics
- Paper 3Pure mathematics and statistics
Things to know
- Three papers of two hours, 100 marks each, so 300 marks in total.
- A scientific or graphical calculator is needed for every paper.
- Pure mathematics appears in all three papers, so pure topics are worth the most revision time.
How to practise for AQA
1. Find your weak topics
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Revision plannerFrequently asked questions
How many papers are there in AQA A-Level Maths?
Three. Each is two hours long and worth 100 marks, and each carries equal weight in the final grade.
Where do mechanics and statistics appear in AQA A-Level Maths?
Mechanics is assessed in Paper 2 and statistics in Paper 3, alongside pure mathematics.
Details can change between exam series, so always check the exam board's official specification for the current rules. MathsLearner is independent and is not affiliated with AQA.