Enrol in our completely free mocks for GCSE and A-level, across all the main exam boards. Written in the style of real past papers, sat under timed conditions and marked to the mark scheme, with a full breakdown showing exactly what to work on next. 26–31 October.
Completely free GCSE and A-level mock exams, 26–31 October. Written like real past papers, timed and marked, with a full breakdown of what to revise next.
Enrol in our completely free mocks for GCSE and A-level, across all the main exam boards. Written in the style of real past papers, sat under timed conditions and marked to the mark scheme, with a full breakdown showing exactly what to work on next. 26–31 October.
25 Sep
Registration start
500
Free spots
26–31 Oct
Papers open
Around a week later
Results
How it works
Three steps from registering to results.
Check availability and register: Check the written GCSE paper list below for your board, tier and text options, then check registration availability. A free account and confirmed mock registration are required.
Sit your papers: Papers open for the whole of half term, 26–31 October. Sit each one whenever suits you, timed like the real thing.
Get your results: Results are expected around a week after you submit, once marking and checks are complete. We’ll email you when your score and topic-by-topic breakdown are ready.
Subjects and exam boards
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); 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). In progress: final marking calibration and launch checks for these written papers. Written does not mean open to sit yet; opening is managed separately. Currently preparing 8 papers: Edexcel Separate Sciences (GCSE · Higher, Paper 1 for Biology, Chemistry and Physics; 3 papers); Edexcel Mathematics (AS / Year 1, Paper 1 · 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). These are being written for this event; each opens once drafting and review are finished. 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. Paper 1 / first papers only: Paper 2 is outside this event’s scope. A-level (AS / Year 1) and more exam-board papers are being written for this event; until a paper is ready, choosing it in registration records your interest. Foundation tier mocks are not written yet. Literature currently covers only the text combinations listed above.
Registration is scheduled from Friday 25 September at 12:00pm UK time. Check availability in the registration section. A free Revise Right account is required, with no card and no automatic charge. Creating an account alone does not reserve one of the 500 spots.
Registration is scheduled from Friday 25 September at 12:00pm UK time. Check the registration section on this page for availability. The event is limited to 500 students; creating an account alone does not reserve a spot.
Is it really free?
Yes. Revise Right Mocks '26 is free for the first 500 students who register. You need a Revise Right account, which is also free to create, and there is no card and no automatic charge. Your spot is reserved once registration is confirmed. New Mocks accounts can save their optional 5-day Pro trial for later and start it when they’re ready. Creating a Mocks account or registering does not start the trial. Previously started trials keep their original dates and cannot restart. Your event mocks and results stay free after any trial ends.
Which subjects and exam boards can I sit?
15 GCSE papers are written: 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; 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. In progress: final marking calibration and launch checks for these written papers. Written does not mean open to sit yet; opening is managed separately. Currently preparing 8 papers: Edexcel Separate Sciences (GCSE · Higher, Paper 1 for Biology, Chemistry and Physics; 3 papers); Edexcel Mathematics (AS / Year 1, Paper 1 · 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). These are being written for this event; each opens once drafting and review are finished. 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. Paper 1 / first papers only: Paper 2 is outside this event’s scope. A-level (AS / Year 1) and more exam-board papers are being written for this event; until a paper is ready, choosing it in registration records your interest. Foundation tier mocks are not written yet. Literature currently covers only the text combinations listed above.
When do I sit the papers?
Papers are open from 26 October to 31 October, the October half term. Sit each subject at any time in that week. Each paper is timed once you start it.
How are the papers marked?
Every answer is marked against the mark scheme for that question, with the marks you earned and the marks you missed shown line by line. These are original practice papers, so no GCSE grade is given: you get your score, percentage and topic-by-topic breakdown.
When and how do I get results?
Results are expected around a week after you submit, once marking and checks are complete. We’ll email you when they’re ready to view in your Revise Right account, with your score and topic-by-topic breakdown.
Can I sit more subjects, or one that isn't listed?
The written paper list shows current coverage. Other level, board or subject choices in registration, such as A-level or OCR, record interest only and do not add papers. You can request other papers via @revise.right on Instagram or TikTok.
Can I change my subjects or boards after registering?
Yes, until the papers open on 26 October. Come back to this page while signed in and update your choices.