IGCSE Maths Past Papers: Statistics & Probability
Statistics and probability questions appear on both Edexcel 4MA1 and Cambridge 0580 past papers — often in Paper 2 or calculator papers. Collect past-paper questions by topic when mocks show lost marks on histograms, tree diagrams, or averages.
Hub: maths past papers hub.
High-frequency topic list
| Topic | Past-paper habit |
|---|---|
| Mean/median/mode | Check grouped data |
| Histograms | Frequency density |
| Probability | AND/OR rules, tree diagrams |
| Scatter graphs | Line of best fit interpretation |
Practise method
- Pull 10 stats/probability questions from last 5 years (your board).
- Mark together — note repeated command words.
- One full paper to integrate under time pressure.
Frequently asked questions
Calculator required?
Usually yes on calculator papers — 0580 calculator.
Same as GCSE statistics?
Similar ideas; use IGCSE mark schemes.
Number topics overlap?
Top tested lists?
0580 top topics · 4MA1 top topics.
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