Tutopiya’s own digital mock exams open on 16 November 2026. One full-length timed paper per subject, marked the moment you submit.
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The IGCSE Mock Exams papers open on 16 November 2026.
Full-syllabus papers, written for the February/March 2027 sitting.
Signing up is free and takes a minute — it holds your place and tells us which paper to have ready for you. Sitting a Mock itself needs a Learning Platform plan.
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IGCSE Mock Exams are timed, full-syllabus Cambridge IGCSE multiple-choice papers you sit online at Tutopiya in five subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics and Accounting. Each paper is 40 questions, built to the real Cambridge multiple-choice component for that syllabus, and needs a Tutopiya Learning Platform plan to sit. It is marked the moment you submit, with worked solutions, an indicative grade band, a topic-by-topic breakdown and your percentile against everyone else who has sat it.
These papers sample the whole syllabus, so they suit a student who has finished it — the February/March 2027 cohort, who sit from late February. If you are sitting in May/June 2027 you are welcome to use them, but you will meet topics you have not been taught yet. A May/June edition is coming.
One full-length paper per subject. Not a quiz, not a shortened sample — the same question count and the same clock as the Cambridge component it is built to.
The full-length paper, built to the real component, ranked against every other student who has sat it.
A Learning Platform plan is required to sit a Mock.
Five subjects, each built to the multiple-choice component of the real paper. The science papers are Extended only.
Every topic from characteristics of living organisms through to human influences on ecosystems.
Every topic from states of matter through to the chemistry of the environment and organic chemistry.
Every topic from motion, forces and energy through to electricity, magnetism and nuclear physics.
Every topic from the basic economic problem through to international trade and globalisation.
Every topic from the accounting equation and double entry through to analysis and interpretation.
Economics 0455 and Accounting 0452 are built to the revised 2027 specification, first assessed in March 2027. No past papers exist in that format yet, so original questions are the only practice material there is.
The form on this page. It tells us which paper to have ready for you and gets you the email the moment it opens.
You will need one to sit a paper. Doing it now means launch morning is one click instead of an onboarding form.
Sign in, pick your paper and start. A Learning Platform plan is required to sit a Mock, and you will see what it costs before you begin.
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The IGCSE Mock Exams papers open on 16 November 2026.
Reserve your seat first — that is how we know which paper to set up and how you get the email on the day.
Reserve my seat Create your account nowCreating an account is free and takes a minute. A plan is only needed when you sit a paper.
Five steps. The short form comes before the sign-in screen, so you are not asked for the same details twice — the form tells us which paper to set up, the account is what you sit it with.
Read the format and the syllabus scope first. You choose before you create anything, so you are picking a paper rather than registering in the abstract.
A short form: your name, how to reach you, your exam board, your subjects and which sitting you are entered for. It takes a minute and tells us which paper to have ready.
On the Tutopiya learning platform, on the next screen. If you already have an account, just sign in. A Learning Platform plan is required to sit a Mock, and you see what it costs before you start.
Timed, no pausing, one sitting, on any device. Every answer saves as you go, so a dropped connection does not cost you the attempt.
Marked the moment you submit: score, indicative grade band, worked solutions and a topic-by-topic breakdown. Every weak topic links straight to practice on it.
Grade bands are indicative and come from the score distribution of everyone who has sat the paper, recalculated monthly. They are not Cambridge grade boundaries. Your percentile is the share of first ranked attempts in that subject scoring lower than you. It appears once 50 students have sat the paper.
The gate is listed here, before you start. Nothing below is discovered on the result screen.
| Learning Platform plan | Without a plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Sit the Mock (40 questions, timed) | Yes, as often as you like. Your first attempt is the ranked one. | — |
| Your score and an indicative grade band | The moment you submit. | — |
| Worked solutions on every question | Shown on submit. | — |
| Topic-by-topic breakdown and the full question-by-question report | Included. | — |
| Your percentile against everyone else sitting it | On your ranked attempt, once 50 students have sat that subject. | — |
| The paper format, the full syllabus scope and the sample questions | Yes. | Yes — everything on these pages, no account needed. |
| Round 2 theory papers | A paid add-on. | — |
A Learning Platform plan is required to sit a Mock. There is no free paper in this section — what is free is everything on these pages: the format, the full syllabus scope and the sample questions. Tutopiya's revision tools, lesson notes and past-paper resources stay free and need no account.
A paper tells you what you can do. Revision only tells you what you have looked at.
“I’ve revised, but I don’t know if any of it stuck.”
Re-reading tests recognition. A timed paper tests recall, and gives you a number for it.
“I always run out of time.”
Pace is a skill, and it only builds against a clock you cannot pause.
“The questions never look like the ones in my textbook.”
Exam questions are built around the mistakes students actually make. Meet them now, not in the hall.
“I don’t know what to revise next.”
A scored paper points straight at the topics costing you marks, topic by topic.
“My first real timed paper will be the one that counts.”
Nerves are mostly unfamiliarity. Spend them on a paper that does not go on your certificate.
Every question is authored against a specific learning objective in the published Cambridge IGCSE syllabus, not lifted from a past paper you may already have worked through.
The Mock carries the same question count, the same time limit and the same balance of recall against application as the Cambridge component it is built to.
Each attempt draws new questions from the pool, so re-sitting is real practice rather than a memory test on the same forty items.
Authored and reviewed by Tutopiya teachers who teach this syllabus, and checked for coverage, wording and answer keys before anything is published.
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Sitting a Mock needs a Tutopiya Learning Platform plan. There is no free paper and no card-free trial sitting — the plan is required to attempt a paper at all, and it covers your score, your indicative grade band, worked solutions, the topic-by-topic breakdown, the full question-by-question report and your percentile. Reading these pages, the full syllabus scope and the sample questions costs nothing.
Not in this section. The Mock is a plan feature, and we would rather say so here than after you have answered forty questions. If you want free practice today, Tutopiya's Past Paper Finder, revision checklists, lesson notes and past-paper exam timer are open to everyone with no account.
One 40-question multiple-choice paper per subject, drawn fresh from the question pool each attempt, built to the real Cambridge component for that syllabus and sampling the whole syllabus. It is timed, cannot be paused, and is marked the moment you submit.
The whole syllabus. Questions are drawn from across every topic rather than a selected list, which is why these papers are written for the February/March 2027 sitting — the cohort that has finished the course.
You can, but you will meet topics you have not been taught yet, and your score will understate where you actually stand. A May/June edition built around the content taught by that point is coming. If you are mid-course, the free revision tools are the better use of an evening until then.
Extended. There is no Core paper. Economics and Accounting have no tier.
Yes, as many times as you like, at no extra cost on a plan. Only your first attempt is ranked; every later attempt is marked and labelled a practice re-sit, and draws a fresh paper, so it is genuinely new practice rather than the same questions again.
No. It shows where you stand against the syllabus today. Grade bands are indicative and based on how everyone else who sat the paper scored, not on Cambridge grade boundaries.
Every answer is saved as you give it and the attempt can be resumed. You will not lose a paper to a closed tab or a flat battery.
Yes. The papers run in your browser, there is nothing to download, and there is no scheduled slot to be awake for. Sit one whenever you are ready.
The plan the Mock sits behind is Tutopiya's Learning Platform subscription, not a per-paper charge: it covers the mock exams in every subject listed here, unlimited re-sits, the full reports, and the platform's wider question bank, revision notes and study plans across IGCSE, AS/A-Level and IB.
Five: Biology 0610, Chemistry 0620 and Physics 0625, all built to Paper 2 Extended, plus Economics 0455 and Accounting 0452, built to Paper 1 Multiple Choice on the revised 2027 specification.
No. These are exam-style papers written by Tutopiya's subject specialists and aligned to the published Cambridge IGCSE syllabus. They are not past papers, and Tutopiya is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International Education.
A past paper is a fixed set of questions you can look the answers up for, and it is marked by you. These are drawn fresh from a pool each attempt, timed without a pause, marked instantly, and returned as a topic-by-topic breakdown that tells you what to revise next.
No. The paper runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or laptop. You need a connection and an uninterrupted block of time — 45 minutes to an hour and a half depending on the subject, matching the real Cambridge component.
No. IGCSE Mock Exams is a permanent part of the Learning Platform. There is no window, no registration deadline and no closing date — set up your account and sit a paper whenever you are ready.
It is the share of first ranked attempts in that subject that scored lower than you, computed over every ranked attempt ever rather than the last month. It is shown once 50 students have sat that subject's paper.
Every Cambridge IGCSE past paper and mark scheme, filtered by subject, year and session.
Topic-by-topic syllabus checklists you score 1–5, so you revise your weakest areas first.
Real classroom notes for IGCSE Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths, written by our teachers.
How long until your Cambridge series starts, and what to cover between now and then.
Turn raw past-paper marks into a grade using real Cambridge boundaries.
Sit any past paper to the real clock, with the per-question pace you should be holding.
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One timed paper, 40 questions, marked the moment you submit. It tells you more than another evening of re-reading.
A Learning Platform plan is required to sit a Mock.
IGCSE Mock Exams papers are original questions written to the published Cambridge IGCSE syllabus. They are not past papers and are not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by Cambridge Assessment International Education. Mock results are for practice only and do not predict or guarantee performance in official examinations.
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