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IGCSE International Mathematics 0607 — May-June 2026 Past Papers, Topics & Exam Tips

The Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) May-June 2026 session consisted of 6 papers across 18 variants. This page links to every question paper, mark scheme, grade threshold and session feedback document released by Cambridge for this session.

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    0607 May-June 2026 Papers

    0607 Paper 1 - Non-calculator (Core)

    1 hr 15 min • 60 marks

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    0607 Paper 2 - Non-calculator (Extended)

    1 hr 30 min • 75 marks

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    0607 Paper 3 - Calculator (Core)

    1 hr 15 min • 60 marks

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    0607 Paper 4 - Calculator (Extended)

    1 hr 30 min • 75 marks

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    0607 Paper 5 - Investigation (Core)

    1 hr 15 min • 40 marks

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    0607 Paper 6 - Investigation and Modelling (Extended)

    1 hr 30 min • 50 marks

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    0607 May-June 2026 at a glance

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    0607 Study Tips & FAQ

    What are paper variants?

    Cambridge releases multiple variants of each paper (e.g., Paper 11, 12, 13) to accommodate different time zones around the world and maintain exam security.

    Which variant you sit is set by your school's administrative zone: in the November 2026 timetable, for 0607, Variant 1 is sat in Zones 2 and 3, Variant 2 in Zones 4 and 5, and Variant 3 in Zones 1 and 6. Which zones sit which variant differs from subject to subject, so ask your exams officer which zone your school is in.

    All variants cover the same syllabus and have similar difficulty. Practice with any variant to prepare effectively for your exam.

    How to use Mark Schemes effectively

    Mark schemes show exactly how examiners award marks for each question. Understanding them helps you write answers that earn full marks.

    Tips:

    • Look for key words that must appear in your answer
    • Note how many points are needed for each mark
    • Check if units are required for the final mark
    • Understand the difference between "state" (brief) and "explain" (detailed)
    Understanding Grade Thresholds

    Grade thresholds show the minimum marks needed for each grade. They vary each session based on paper difficulty — harder papers have lower thresholds.

    June 2026 (components 21, 41, 61), out of 250:

    A*
    224
    A
    198
    B
    152
    C
    107

    From the Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2026. Each option has its own thresholds: see every 0607 session.

    How to use thresholds:

    • Set realistic target marks based on your goal grade
    • Track your practice paper scores against thresholds
    • Remember: you don't need 100% for an A* — aim for consistency
    • Compare thresholds across sessions to gauge difficulty trends

    How to Use IGCSE International Mathematics Past Papers

    📝 Timed Practice

    Complete papers under exam conditions. 0607 Paper 4 (Calculator, Extended) is 1 hr 30 min - practice finishing within this time to build exam stamina.

    ✅ Self-Marking

    Use the mark scheme to score your answers. Look for marking points you missed and understand what examiners expect in International Mathematics responses.

    🎯 Grade Targets

    In June 2026, an A* in IGCSE International Mathematics needed 219 to 224 out of 250 (88% to 90%) on the Extended options, depending on the option (Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2026). See the grade thresholds for every 0607 session.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Where can I download IGCSE International Mathematics May-June 2026 past papers?
    You can download all IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) May-June 2026 past papers directly from this page. We provide 37 files: question papers, mark schemes and grade thresholds for variants 11, 12, 13, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 33, 41, 42, 43, 51, 52, 53, 61, 62, 63. Click "View" to open in browser or "Download" to save the PDF.
    Are 0607 mark schemes included?
    Yes, mark schemes for all 0607 May-June 2026 papers are included. Each question paper has a corresponding mark scheme showing expected answers and mark allocation.
    What papers are available for IGCSE International Mathematics 0607?
    IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) has 6 papers: Paper 1 (Non-calculator (Core)), Paper 2 (Non-calculator (Extended)), Paper 3 (Calculator (Core)), Paper 4 (Calculator (Extended)), Paper 5 (Investigation (Core)), Paper 6 (Investigation and Modelling (Extended)). Core tier students take Papers 1, 3 and 5. Extended tier students take Papers 2, 4 and 6.
    What is the difference between paper variants 11, 12, and 13?
    The three variants (11, 12, 13) are different versions of the same paper used in different time zones to prevent cheating. All variants test the same syllabus content at the same difficulty level. You can practice with any variant as they are equally valid for revision.
    How can I practice these past papers effectively?
    Use our free Exam Hub to practice past papers like real exams. It lets you view question papers and mark schemes side-by-side, so you can self-mark your answers. No sign-up required, and it works with any PDF.

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