AQA A Level Further Mathematics (7367) Past Papers 2026
Download free AQA A Level Further Mathematics 7367 past papers, mark schemes. 6 exam sessions from 2019–2026.
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Components & time pressure
Marks per minute shows how fast you have to work — the higher the number, the tighter the time pressure in that paper.
| Paper | Component | Marks | Duration | Marks / min | Pressure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | 7367/1 — Pure Core | 100 | 2h | 0.83 | Moderate |
| Paper 2 | 7367/2 — Pure Core | 100 | 2h | 0.83 | Moderate |
| Paper 3 | 7367/3D + 7367/3M + 7367/3S — Optional Applications (two of three booklets) | 100 | 2h | 0.83 | Moderate |
Component structure extracted from 4 official AQA documents (2022–2023). Timings and mark totals are taken from the papers themselves.
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Specimen Mark Scheme
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Topical Past Papers
AQA Further Mathematics questions organised by specification topic — perfect for targeted revision.
How is AQA A Level Further Mathematics (7367) examined?
AQA A Level Further Mathematics is examined through 3 paper components. Understanding each component helps you allocate revision time effectively.
Paper 1
100 marks7367/1 — Pure Core
Duration: 2h
Paper 2
100 marks7367/2 — Pure Core
Duration: 2h
Paper 3
100 marks7367/3D + 7367/3M + 7367/3S — Optional Applications (two of three booklets)
Duration: 2h
What AQA examiners say about Further Mathematics
Verbatim quotes from 4 official AQA examiner reports (2022–2023). Every quote is attributable to a specific paper and session — these are the things AQA markers flag year after year.
Using the calculator to bypass 'use your answer'…
it is important to remember that when instructed to 'use your answer from part (a)(i)' students must clearly demonstrate that they have done this, and not just put the given equations into the calculator
Working backwards in 'show that' and proof questions…
result in part (b)(i). A few students also attempted to use trial and improvement.
Omitting key concluding statements in proof by induction
Quite a few students dropped the final mark because they omitted either "by induction" or "for all integers n ≥ 1."
Most Common Mistakes — Further Mathematics (7367)
Based on analysis of 4 official AQA examiner reports (2022, 2023). Avoid these errors to maximise your marks.
Using the calculator to bypass 'use your answer' instructions without demonstrating the method
Paper 1, Paper 2 · Flagged in Paper 1 reports, June 2022 and June 2023
Working backwards in 'show that' and proof questions instead of working towards the result
Paper 1, Paper 2 · Flagged in Paper 1 June 2023 and Paper 2 June 2023
Omitting key concluding statements in proof by induction
Paper 2 · Flagged in Paper 2, June 2022 and June 2023
Failing to engage with the distance between two planes and image of a point in a plane
Paper 1 · Flagged in Paper 1, June 2022 — both topics scored below 25%
Incorrectly interpreting what needs to be proved in linear transformation questions
Paper 1 · Flagged in Paper 1, June 2023
Topics Students Struggle With Most
Distance between two planes
75% of students scored zero — the lowest-performing topic across both Paper 1 datasets.
Paper 1
Image of a point in a plane
Two-thirds of students scored zero; the perpendicular-foot method was rarely attempted correctly.
Paper 1
Second-order differential equations for physical systems
Most students omitted the mass from Newton's second law, producing wrong characteristic equations throughout parts (b) and (c).
Paper 1
Linked de Moivre's theorem parts (multi-part complex number chains)
Parts (d) and (e) of the complex number question saw 75% and 67% of students respectively score zero, unable to link results from earlier parts.
Paper 1
Proof involving matrix transpose and inverse (non-standard matrix proof)
Under 40% gained any mark on the non-standard proof question; students failed to substitute A⁻¹ for B in the given result.
Paper 2
Trigonometric identities used in matrix proofs (geometric series with complex exponentials)
Very few students gained marks on the sum-of-geometric-series proof; students could not express the denominator in terms of sin θ.
Paper 2
Justifying why l'Hôpital's rule is applicable (indeterminate form check)
Many students applied l'Hôpital's rule without first evaluating the limit to confirm it is an indeterminate form (0/0 or ∞/∞).
Paper 1
Coupled differential equations — finding the range after both populations become positive
Only 7% of students scored a mark on part (c); nearly all missed that values of t greater than 5 had to be considered.
Paper 2
AQA A Level Further Mathematics (7367) — Full Archive 2019–2026
This page contains all 79 AQA A Level Further Mathematics (7367) past papers available for free download — 6 exam sessions from 2019 to 2026. Each session includes question papers (QP), mark schemes (MS), and where available, insert materials (INS). No registration or payment required.
AQA A Level Further Mathematics is graded A*–E. The A* grade requires achieving an A on the overall qualification and 90%+ on the A2 units. AQA is the UK's largest exam board, making these past papers the single most relevant resource for your revision.
AQA A Level Further Mathematics has no tiers — all students sit the same papers. Papers are split into components (Paper 1, Paper 2, etc.), each testing different areas of the specification. Focus on components where you score lowest to maximise grade improvement.
AQA mark schemes use a clear notation: M marks are for method (your working), A marks are for accuracy (correct answer), and B marks are awarded independently. Understanding this system helps you maximise marks even when you don't reach the final answer — showing clear working can earn method marks. After attempting each Further Mathematics past paper under timed conditions, mark it against the official scheme and categorise every dropped mark as a knowledge gap, method error, or misread question. Target your remaining revision at the category where you lose the most marks.
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PapersDaddy provides 79 free AQA A Level Further Mathematics (7367) past papers from 2019–2026. Download question papers and mark schemes as PDF — no registration needed.
We have 79 papers across 6 exam sessions for AQA A Level Further Mathematics (7367). This includes question papers and mark schemes, plus 10 specimen papers.
AQA filenames follow the pattern AQA-[CODE]-[TYPE]-[SESSION]. For example, AQA-73671H-QP-JUN19 means: specification 7367, Paper 1, Higher tier, Question Paper, June 2019. QP = Question Paper, W-MS = Mark Scheme, INS = Insert, SQP = Specimen Question Paper.