Candidates may use either a scientific or a graphical calculator in the exam. Examiners will make every effort to ensure students with a graphical calculator do not have an unfair advantage in answering questions. New models are released frequently so awarding bodies do not provide a list of permitted calculators, instead, the rules regarding calculators are given in the JCQ's Instructions for Conducting Examinations. Most FSMQ students use the slightly higher specification scientific models that meet the minimum requirements for A Level Mathematics.
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