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Full video walkthroughs of GCSE, IGCSE, AQA, Edexcel and CIE past papers — plus mechanical engineering, algebra and trig. One tutor. No mark-scheme skimming.

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Exam boards & subjects covered
GCSE
Foundation + Higher
IGCSE
Cambridge + Edexcel
AQA
GCSE + A-Level
Edexcel
Pearson
CIE
Cambridge International
Mech Eng
University prep
Why PaperSolve works

Built for the way you
actually revise.

Every past paper,
solved on video.

Not a slideshow. Not a mark scheme. Your tutor reads the question, works it out loud, and marks their own answer. You hear the thinking.

Fundamentals · Adding Vectors1:35

Inline refreshers the second you get stuck

Tap a concept link during a paper solve, watch a 2-min refresher, then tap back — you're at the exact second.

Leaderboards among your friends only

MCQs shuffled from real paper variants. Best score, tiebreaker by speed. Race the friends you actually know.

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Meet your tutor

One voice.
Every paper.

A working physics & math tutor with verified 5-star reviews on Preply — now bringing every past paper to video so you can revise on your own time without losing the personal touch.

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering
GPA 3.98 / 4.00
5-star Preply rating
Verified reviews
GCSE · IGCSE · A-Level
AQA · Edexcel · CIE
  • Every walkthrough personally recorded — one voice across every subject
  • GCSE, IGCSE, AQA, Edexcel, CIE past papers covered paper-by-paper
  • Mechanical engineering foundations for university prep
  • Separate bite-size courses for algebra and trigonometry

Courses you’d actually
sit through

IGCSE past papers plus the university-level refreshers they lean on — calculus, physics, electric engineering, algebra, trig. One tutor, one voice.

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How a revision
session looks

01

Pick a paper you're stuck on

Browse past papers by subject and year. Each one is a full video walkthrough — not a slideshow.

02

Hit a concept you don't know? Tap it.

When a question needs background, a refresher link appears on the right. Click it, watch it, then tap ← back — you'll resume the paper at the exact second.

Paper 1 2020Pythagoras refresherback at 02:45
03

Take the exam. Climb the leaderboard.

Multi-variant MCQ exam for that paper. Best score wins; fastest time breaks ties. See friends' ranks — not strangers'.

Real Preply reviews, 5-star average

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Very helpful and makes sure you understand everything before you leave.
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I highly recommend them — the lessons were very well planned and genuinely useful.
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Kind and patient — even though I don't do GCSE, I do VCE, they helped me learn relatively hard concepts before my school classes covered them.
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Start on the free course, then buy the papers you need one at a time. Access runs for the window shown on each course. When it ends, renew at the then-current price to extend another term. Your progress stays either way.

How renewal works: when your access window ends, one click re-purchases at the current price. Scores, friends and watched videos are preserved.
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The obvious questions.

Is this just another past-paper PDF site?
No. Every question in every paper is a full video walkthrough. When a problem leans on a concept — Pythagoras, quadratic formula, Ohm's law — a refresher link appears inline. Tap it, watch the refresher, tap back, you're at the exact second you left. You're not reading a mark scheme — you're watching the thinking.
Who is the tutor?
One working tutor teaches every course end-to-end — IGCSE and A-Level past papers, calculus, physics, mechanical engineering fundamentals, algebra and trig. You hear one voice across every subject, so nothing contradicts and nothing surprises. No ghost-recorded lectures, no rotating faces.
How do the leaderboards work?
Every paper has an MCQ exam with questions randomized across real past-paper variants. Your best score goes on the leaderboard (retries allowed). Ties break by fastest completion time — taking forever costs you rank. The leaderboard shows your friends only, not strangers, so the comparison actually matters.
What happens when my course access expires?
You can renew for another term at the price the course is listed at then. Your progress — best scores, friends, watched videos — all stay. If you bought lifetime access, it never expires.
Can I share my login with a friend?
Technically you could, but only one of you can watch at a time — the second device automatically pauses the first with a 'session moved' banner. It's more annoying than sharing a Netflix account. Invite your friend instead: when they buy their first course, you get 10% of it back as wallet credit, up to $20. The credit unlocks 14 days after their purchase, and it buys a course outright once your balance covers that course's full price — it can't part-pay a card order yet.
I'm an IGCSE student in Egypt, Saudi or the UAE — how do I pay?
Checkout runs through Paddle — the same name you'll see on the checkout button. Paddle takes international Visa and Mastercard. Prices are in USD, so your bank handles the currency conversion. If your card is declined, contact support before retrying.

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