Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) — Past Papers, Revision Notes & Exam Prep

Complete study resources for Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) — past papers, revision notes, flashcards, and topic practice quizzes.

IGCSE International Mathematics (0607): November 2026 papers

Dates depend on your administrative zone, so some papers show a range of days. Your school or exams officer confirms your own papers and times.

  1. Paper 1Core · 1h 15m28–29 Sep AM/PM
  2. Paper 2Extended · 1h 30m28–29 Sep AM/PM
  3. Paper 3Core · 1h 15m7–8 Oct AM/PM
  4. Paper 4Extended · 1h 30m7–8 Oct AM/PM
  5. Paper 5Core · 1h 15m13–14 Oct AM/PM
  6. Paper 6Extended · 1h 30m13–14 Oct AM/PM

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Most-tested topics in Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics (0607)

Across 20 past sessions (2020–2026) of IGCSE International Mathematics, the syllabus topics that come up most often are Perimeter and area, Algebraic manipulation, Other functions, Angles and Equations. If you're short on revision time, prioritise these.

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Cambridge Oct/Nov 2026
Exams late September to mid-November • full per-paper timetable, all six zones
Nov 2026 results
IGCSE results 14 January 2027 • key dates, enquiries & retakes

How to Study International Mathematics

Follow our 4-step method to master IGCSE International Mathematics. Each step builds on the previous one to help you understand, remember, and apply what you learn.

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Learn — Revision Notes

Start by understanding the key concepts. Our revision notes cover every syllabus point with clear explanations, key definitions, exam tips, and common mistakes to avoid.

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Recall — Flashcards

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Practice — Quiz Questions

Apply what you've learned with MCQ practice. Get instant feedback and AI-powered explanations that help you understand why each answer is correct or incorrect.

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Test — Past Papers

Simulate real exam conditions with past papers. Practice under timed conditions, check your answers against mark schemes, and learn from examiner reports to understand what earns full marks.

International Mathematics: Practice under timed conditions and learn from mark schemes and examiner feedback.

0607 Exam Structure & Assessment

Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics integrates technology (graphics calculator) into assessment.

Assessment Tiers

Core Curriculum
Grades: C to G
Papers 1, 3, and 5
Extended Curriculum
Grades: A* to G
Papers 2, 4, and 6
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Tip: Familiarity with your graphics calculator is essential. Practice using it for graphs, equations, and statistics.

0607 Paper Components

Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) consists of 6 papers: 0607 Paper 1 (Core (Short Answer)), 0607 Paper 2 (Extended (Short Answer)), 0607 Paper 3 (Core (Structured)), 0607 Paper 4 (Extended (Structured)), 0607 Paper 5 (Core Investigation), 0607 Paper 6 (Extended Investigation). Each paper assesses different skills and has specific time limits and mark allocations.

Paper 1
1
Core (Short Answer)
45 min
40 marks
Paper 2
2
Extended (Short Answer)
45 min
40 marks
Paper 3
3
Core (Structured)
1 hr 45 min
96 marks
Paper 4
4
Extended (Structured)
2 hr 15 min
120 marks
Paper 5
5
Core Investigation
1 hr 10 min
36 marks
Paper 6
6
Extended Investigation
1 hr 30 min
48 marks

0607 Past Papers by Year

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Top 12 most-asked topics

The 12 topics that come up most often in 0607 past papers, most-asked first.

Perimeter and area
Mensuration
1
Algebraic manipulation
Algebra
2
Other functions
Functions
3
Angles
Geometry
Equations
Algebra
Surface area and volume
Mensuration
Number and language
Number
Ratio and proportion
Number
Probability
Probability
Properties of shapes
Geometry
Inequalities
Algebra
Sequences
Algebra

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is the IGCSE International Mathematics exam in 2026?

Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) exams in 2026 are held during these sessions:

  • May/June 2026: 23 April – 9 June 2026 (main session)
  • October/November 2026: Late September – Mid November 2026
  • February/March 2026: 5 February – 9 March 2026

The exact date for International Mathematics depends on your paper and administrative zone. View the October/November 2026 timetable →

What study resources are available for IGCSE International Mathematics?

For IGCSE International Mathematics (0607), we offer:

  • Past Papers — 560+ papers from 2020-2026 including question papers, mark schemes, and examiner reports.
Where do the past papers come from?

All past papers are sourced from Cambridge Assessment International Education, the official examining body for IGCSE qualifications. These materials are provided here for educational purposes only to help students prepare for their exams. Cambridge International holds the copyright to all examination materials. For official resources, please visit the Cambridge International website.

What is the difference between Core and Extended in International Mathematics?

IGCSE International Mathematics offers two tiers of assessment:

  • Core — Grades C to G. You take Papers 1, 3, and 5.
  • Extended — Grades A* to G. You take Papers 2, 4, and 6.

Familiarity with your graphics calculator is essential. Practice using it for graphs, equations, and statistics.

Which past papers should I practice first?

We recommend this approach:

  1. Start with papers from 2-3 years ago to learn the format without using the most recent papers.
  2. Save the most recent papers (2026) for timed practice closer to your exam.
  3. Always review the mark scheme after completing a paper to understand how marks are awarded.
  4. Read the examiner report to learn common mistakes other students made.
Is LumiExams affiliated with Cambridge?

No, LumiExams is an independent study platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Cambridge Assessment International Education or any other examination board. We are a free resource created by students and educators to help learners prepare for their exams. All past papers remain the intellectual property of Cambridge International and are provided here solely for educational purposes.