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Free OCR GCSE Mathematics (J560) Exam Questions and Answers

OCR GCSE Mathematics (J560) is OCR's GCSE Mathematics qualification, specification J560, taken in England. It is sat at Foundation or Higher tier. The questions here come from OCR's published question papers from June 2017 to June 2025, plus its specimen papers, with answers and marking guidance taken from OCR's own mark schemes. Written-answer questions let you work out your answer and then reveal what the mark scheme accepts; diagrams, graphs and source material appear with the questions that use them.

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Last updated: October 29, 2026

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    Q1: What is the OCR GCSE Mathematics (J560) exam?
    A: OCR GCSE Mathematics (J560) is a OCR certification exam. Judging by the questions in our bank, it concentrates on crumble, write, drives, here and route.
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