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What about formulae booklets?

Cambridge OCR Customer Support

03 November 2026 16:35
Updated

A Level Maths no longer has a formula booklet. Any formulae we are able to provide will be printed in the front of the question paper. We are no longer publishing statistical tables in A Level Maths; students will require a calculator with the facility to produce these values.

A separate formula booklet is provided for A Level Further Maths. It includes all the formulae given in A Level Maths, as well as the extra Further Maths formulae.

Further Maths A has separate formula booklets for AS (H235) and A Level (H245).

Further Maths B (MEI) has a single formula booklet covering both AS (H635) and A Level (H645).

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