Already worked through the past papers and starting to recognise the answers? Give yourself a fresh set of questions with Tyrion’s own predicted papers from the 2025 series.
Created by experts in the subject and its exam board, these are independently produced Tyrion papers — not official 2025 exam papers. We have repackaged the collection as practise papers for students revising for upcoming exams and teachers or tutors who need another mock set.
Choose from AQA, Edexcel and OCR resources for GCSE, AS, A Level, IGCSE, IAS and IAL. Check the board, tier and paper against your current course, then make your next practice session count.
Fresh practice for students. Ready-to-use mocks for teachers.
For students, an unfamiliar paper gives you a chance to work out an answer rather than remember one. Try it under timed conditions, check the matching mark scheme and use the mistakes to decide what needs another look before your upcoming exams.
For teachers and tutors, these sets can be used for classroom tests, homework and timed mocks. If your students have never seen the papers before, use them as an unseen assessment, then review the difficult questions together. The original 2025 dates remain in the files; the papers are now offered for revision and assessment.
“I’ll start tomorrow”
Sam had been saying it for months. He rushed his homework, put revision off and usually ended up on his phone. Then he sat down with a timed A Level past paper and left half of it blank.
He wanted to forget about it. Instead, he marked what he’d managed and went back to the topics he couldn’t answer. Over the next few weeks, he worked through past papers and practise papers, checked his mistakes and asked his teacher for help. Gradually, he needed his notes less.
On results day, he got an A*. By then, he’d spent plenty of evenings working through questions he used to skip. It had started with one paper he’d barely been able to finish.
Find your AQA, Edexcel or OCR practise papers
Check your exam board and qualification first, then your tier or unit. Foundation and Higher papers are separate, and subjects such as Biology A and Biology B follow different specifications. If you’re unsure which one you’re studying, check with your teacher before buying.
In the practise-paper directory, you can filter by board or search for your subject. Click a title to see the previews and paper options on Komerza. Maths sets are listed separately, with the November collections labelled so you can tell them apart.
What you’ll get
Each paid paper option includes the question paper and its listed matching mark scheme. You can buy a single paper or, where available, a bundle of the papers shown. The product page lists the contents, current sale prices and any bundle savings.
There are two details to watch for: the free Edexcel Combined Science Biology 1F paper doesn’t include a mark scheme, and the October IAL Biology Unit 5 paper needs a scientific article that you’ll have to obtain separately. Both are explained on their product pages.
Leave time to go through your mistakes
Have a go without the mark scheme beside you. For a timed attempt, follow the timing and calculator instructions on the paper. If you’re still getting to grips with a topic, it’s fine to work without a timer first.
When you mark your answers, look at why you lost marks. Did you forget the method, miss a word in the question or make a calculation error? Write down a few things to revisit. If you can’t see why an answer is wrong, ask your teacher rather than just copying the solution.
Come back to the difficult questions a few days later and try them again without your notes. Being able to explain each step is a better sign of progress than recognising an answer you’ve already read.
Getting your files
After checkout on Komerza, follow the download instructions for the option you bought. You’ll receive download links or a ZIP containing your PDFs. If it’s a ZIP, extract it first to open the papers. Having trouble getting your files? Email tyrionpapers@gmail.com.
Find a paper for your next revision session. Start with one you need to work on, and give yourself time to learn from it.
