Revise Right December Mocks5-day Pro trial7–20 December
Free GCSE and A-Level mock exams online
You can sit free GCSE and A-Level mock exams online with Revise Right, for AQA, Edexcel and OCR. Each paper is timed and AI-marked. About a week later you get a percentage, an estimated grade and a topic-by-topic breakdown. Mocks run in rounds, not all year: the next is 7–20 December 2026. You need a free account, and verifying it starts a 5-day Pro trial. No card.
Free, timed, AI-marked GCSE and A-Level mocks for AQA, Edexcel and OCR. Next round 7–20 December 2026. Results about a week later.
You can sit free GCSE and A-Level mock exams online with Revise Right, for AQA, Edexcel and OCR. Each paper is timed and AI-marked. About a week later you get a percentage, an estimated grade and a topic-by-topic breakdown. Mocks run in rounds, not all year: the next is 7–20 December 2026. You need a free account, and verifying it starts a 5-day Pro trial. No card.
7–20 Dec
Papers open
Free
No card needed
Estimated grade
Plus a percentage and topic breakdown
About a week later
Results
How it works
Three steps from registering to results.
Pick your subjects: Choose your level, your subjects and an exam board for each. You need a free Revise Right account, with no card.
Sit your papers: Papers open 7–20 December. We’ll email you when they do. Sit each one at home, when it suits you; it’s timed from the moment you start it.
Get your results: About a week after you submit, we’ll email you when your results are ready. You’ll see your percentage, an estimated grade, the marks you earned and missed on each question, and a topic-by-topic breakdown of what to revise next.
AQA Combined Science: Trilogy · Biology, Chemistry and Physics · Paper 1 Higher (3 written); AQA Separate Sciences: Biology, Chemistry and Physics · Paper 1 Higher (3 written); Edexcel Combined Science: Biology, Chemistry and Physics · First papers, Higher (3 written); Edexcel Separate Sciences: Biology, Chemistry and Physics · Paper 1 Higher (3 written); OCR A Gateway Combined Chemistry: J250/09 · Paper 9 Higher (1 written); OCR A Gateway Separate Chemistry: J248/03 · Paper 3 Higher (1 written); AQA & Edexcel Maths: Paper 1 Higher · Non-calculator · One paper per board (2 written); AQA & Edexcel English Language: Paper 1 · Untiered · Edexcel 1EN0 · One paper per board (2 written); AQA English Literature: Paper 1 · Macbeth and A Christmas Carol · Untiered (1 written); Edexcel English Literature: Paper 1 · Macbeth and An Inspector Calls · Untiered (1 written). There are 31 draft papers in total: 20 GCSE, 5 AS and 6 full A-Level. The original-practice sitting content has been accepted; student availability still follows opening and access checks. Marking calibration and results release need separate approval. Content acceptance does not mean a paper is open or examiner-approved; check your student availability in Studio. Also drafted: 11 AS and full A-Level papers: Edexcel Mathematics (AS / Year 1, 8MA0/01 · AS Pure Mathematics; 1 paper); AQA Psychology (AS / Year 1, AS Paper 1; 1 paper); AQA Biology (AS / Year 1, AS Paper 1; 1 paper); AQA Chemistry (AS / Year 1, AS Paper 1; 1 paper); AQA Physics (AS / Year 1, AS Paper 1; 1 paper); AQA Biology (A-Level · Full course, 7402/1 · Paper 1; 1 paper); AQA Chemistry (A-Level · Full course, 7405/1 · Paper 1; 1 paper); Edexcel Mathematics (A-Level · Full course, 9MA0/01 · Pure Mathematics 1; 1 paper); OCR Biology (A-Level · Full course, OCR A H420/01 · Biological processes; 1 paper); OCR Chemistry (A-Level · Full course, OCR A H432/01 · Periodic table, elements and physical chemistry; 1 paper); OCR Physics (A-Level · Full course, OCR A H556/01 · Modelling physics; 1 paper). These original practice papers are subject to opening and access checks. AS / Year 1 and full A-Level are different qualifications; check the exact component and OCR route. Considering next: AQA Sociology (AS / Year 1, AS Paper 1); Edexcel Business (AS / Year 1, AS Paper 1); Edexcel Economics (AS / Year 1, AS Paper 1); OCR Biology (AS / Year 1, First paper · Specification route to confirm); OCR Chemistry (AS / Year 1, First paper · Specification route to confirm). Ideas only, not currently being written or promised for this event. First components only; no second-paper sitting is included. OCR A Gateway GCSE Chemistry uses Paper 9 for Combined Science and Paper 3 for Separate Chemistry; no OCR GCSE Biology or Physics draft is included. AS / Year 1 drafts do not cover the full A-Level course. The OCR GCSE and full A-Level drafts follow OCR A, not OCR B; OCR AS ideas remain separate and their route is unconfirmed. Foundation tier is excluded. A registration choice records interest and does not release a paper. Literature currently covers only the text combinations listed above.
Sit a free mock in December, before your school’s January mocks. Pick your subjects on this page and we’ll email you when your papers open. You need a free Revise Right account, with no card.
What is the difference between a mock, a past paper and a predicted paper?
A past paper is a real exam from an earlier year, published by the exam board with its mark scheme. A predicted paper is a practice paper someone has written as a guess at what might come up; nobody outside the exam board knows the real questions. A mock is any full paper you sit under timed exam conditions and then get marked, so you can see where you stand. Our mocks are original papers in your board’s style, sat timed and marked for you.
Are these real exam board papers?
No. They are original practice papers written by Revise Right to follow your board’s specification and paper format. AQA, Pearson Edexcel and OCR did not write them and do not endorse them. Because the questions are new, you won’t have seen them in class, which past papers often can’t promise.
Is it really free?
Yes. The mock papers and your results are free. You need a free Revise Right account to sit them: pick your level, subjects and a board for each in the sign-up section on this page. There’s no card and no automatic charge. Your free 5-day Pro trial starts automatically when you verify your new account. No card or automatic charge. The trial adds our AI study tools for 5 days. When it ends you keep your account, your saved attempts and your results.
Which subjects, exam boards and levels can I sit?
Levels: GCSE and A-Level. Boards: AQA, Edexcel, OCR. You choose from Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, English Language, with a board for each. The 20 GCSE papers written so far: AQA Combined Science (Trilogy · Biology, Chemistry and Physics · Paper 1 Higher); AQA Separate Sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Physics · Paper 1 Higher); Edexcel Combined Science (Biology, Chemistry and Physics · First papers, Higher); Edexcel Separate Sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Physics · Paper 1 Higher); OCR A Gateway Combined Chemistry (J250/09 · Paper 9 Higher); OCR A Gateway Separate Chemistry (J248/03 · Paper 3 Higher); AQA & Edexcel Maths (Paper 1 Higher · Non-calculator · One paper per board); AQA & Edexcel English Language (Paper 1 · Untiered · Edexcel 1EN0 · One paper per board); AQA English Literature (Paper 1 · Macbeth and A Christmas Carol · Untiered); Edexcel English Literature (Paper 1 · Macbeth and An Inspector Calls · Untiered). 11 AS and full A-Level papers are also drafted. Each is a first paper only, with no Foundation tier or OCR B. Check your exact paper in Studio before you start.
When do I sit the papers?
Between 7 December and 20 December. We’ll email you when your papers open. You sit them online at home, with no fixed exam slot. Each paper has its own time limit, shown before you start. Choose exam conditions (the timer keeps running) or flexible practice (you can pause, and the attempt is labelled as practice). There’s no tutor, no hints and no instant marking during the paper, and submitting locks your answers. For a true mock, use a quiet room, put your phone away and have paper and a calculator ready where the paper allows one.
How are the papers marked?
Written answers are AI-marked against the mark scheme for that question, and answers with one right answer are checked automatically. You see the marks you earned and missed, line by line. Your results show your score as a percentage, an estimated grade and a topic-by-topic breakdown. The estimated grade is worked out from last summer’s grade boundaries, and these are original practice papers written by Revise Right, so treat it as an estimate. There’s no league table. Your results are about you and what to improve next.
When and how do I get results?
About a week after you submit, once marking and checks are complete, we’ll email you when your results are ready to view in your Revise Right account, with your percentage, estimated grade and topic-by-topic breakdown. For AQA Combined Science Higher, your breakdown goes down to each specification point. The points where you lost marks become a revision list in your Vault, biggest gaps first, and we track your practice on those lessons. Vault lessons need Pro or an active trial.
How do these compare with school mocks?
School mocks are set and marked by your teachers, usually in the exam hall, and your school can use them for its grade predictions and set changes. Ours don’t count for anything official and don’t replace them. They’re extra timed practice, marked for you with a topic breakdown. Timing differs by school: in our check of 46 schools’ published 2026-27 dates, 27 of the 38 with Year 11 dates start their first mocks in November, and many hold a second round in February.