Practise on a fresh paper every time.
Exam practice builds a new paper each time, in the layout of the board you pick, Foundation or Higher, timed or untimed.
Original Yumio practice papers.
Three steps.
- 1
Choose your paper
Pick AQA-style or Edexcel-style, Foundation or Higher, and the paper number. You can also build a shorter paper on the topics you pick.
- 2
Sit it timed or untimed
A full Maths paper is 80 marks and 90 minutes. Choose untimed, or a relaxed pace with extra time.
- 3
See every mark
Answers are marked part by part with method and accuracy marks, and follow-through where it applies.
Built to feel like the real thing.
The board's layout
Combined Science papers follow the board: 70 marks in 1 hour 15 for AQA-style, 60 marks in 1 hour 10 for Edexcel-style.
Marked with the working in mind
You see which marks you earned and which you lost, and why.
Your timing
Sit on exam pace, relaxed or untimed.
Maths, Combined Science and English
Foundation or Higher tier, with a fresh paper each time you generate one.
On the free plan
- Practice papers for Maths, Combined Science and English
- Marking: 1 worksheet or exam a week
- A full marked mock counts as your marked exam for the week
On Go and Pro
- Go and Pro plans are coming soon
- The pricing page will list what each plan adds
The free plan covers practice, flashcards and Ask Yumio, within limits (5 Ask messages a day, 1 session every 3 days of Teach me, 1 worksheet or exam a week marked). Go and Pro plans are coming soon. See pricing.
Yumio is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to AQA, Pearson Edexcel or any other exam board.
Questions students ask.
Are these real exam papers?
No. They are original Yumio practice papers in the layout of the board.
Can I sit a paper without the timer?
Yes. Choose untimed, or a relaxed pace with extra time.
How does Yumio mark a paper?
Part by part, with method and accuracy marks and follow-through where it applies. You see which marks you earned and which you lost.
Sit your next practice paper.
Start free and build a paper in the layout of your board.
