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Cambridge O Level Mathematics

Mathematics for Cambridge O Level (syllabus 4024) — what the qualification covers, and the study material Marlbridge publishes for it.

Syllabus
4024
Board
Cambridge
Qualification
O Level

At a glance

Qualification
Cambridge O Level Mathematics
Spec code
4024
Does Marlbridge teach it?
Yes
Are resources available?
Yes — 21 published
Is enrolment open?
Enquire to join — no online enrolment yet
Where was this verified?
2026-08-18, official Cambridge specification

Compiled and maintained by the Marlbridge Academic Team, checked against the official Cambridge specification on 2026-08-18.

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The qualification

Cambridge O Level Mathematics (Syllabus D) (4024)

Cambridge O Level Mathematics (Syllabus D) gives learners a solid foundation for further study, developing number, algebra, geometry, mensuration, trigonometry, statistics and probability skills for candidates going on to Cambridge International AS & A Level Mathematics or equivalent. — Cambridge, official syllabus page

boardSummary is a Marlbridge-written factual description, not a verbatim quote — the syllabus overview page could not be fetched directly in this session (redirect-only response); code, series and content verified independently against the official syllabus PDF in Phase 14.

Specifications change between examination series. Always confirm the current syllabus and assessment structure on the Cambridge syllabus page for your examination year.

Assessment structure

Assessment components for Cambridge Mathematics 4024
Component Duration Marks Weighting Type
Paper 1: Non-calculator 2h 100 50% Written exam
Paper 2: Calculator 2h 100 50% Written exam

Source: official Cambridge specification, verified 2026-08-27. Directly confirmed against the official PDF (Assessment overview, p.9): Paper 1 Non-calculator, 2h/100 marks/50%, use of a calculator not allowed; Paper 2 Calculator, 2h/100 marks/50%, a scientific calculator is required. Both externally assessed, not tiered. Examination-series window 2025-2027 (June and November series); no separate first-teaching date published.

Assessment FAQs

How is Cambridge Mathematics (4024) assessed?

Cambridge Mathematics (4024) is assessed through: Paper 1 (Non-calculator) — 2h, 100 marks, 50% of the qualification; Paper 2 (Calculator) — 2h, 100 marks, 50% of the qualification. Source: official Cambridge specification, verified 2026-08-27.

The subject

Mathematics teaching and study resources, organised by level and topic.

All Mathematics at Marlbridge

Syllabus topics

The 9 topics below are the official subject content of Cambridge O Level Mathematics (Syllabus D) (4024), for the 2025-2027 examination series, reproduced from the Cambridge syllabus document.

A topic listed here is part of the syllabus. It does not mean Marlbridge has published material for it — topics with resources are marked. Marlbridge currently has resources for 1 of 9 topics.

  1. 1 Number

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

  2. 2 Algebra and graphs

    21 Marlbridge resources

    Introduction to algebra · Algebraic manipulation · Algebraic fractions · Indices II · Equations · Inequalities · Sequences · Proportion · Graphs in practical situations · Graphs of functions · Sketching curves · Functions

  3. 3 Coordinate geometry

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

  4. 4 Geometry

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

  5. 5 Mensuration

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

  6. 6 Trigonometry

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

  7. 7 Transformations and vectors

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

  8. 8 Probability

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

  9. 9 Statistics

    Syllabus topic · no resource yet

Source: Cambridge Assessment International Education — official syllabus PDF — 2025-2027 series. Verified 2026-08-18. Always check the current syllabus for your examination year.

Study resources

Revision material

Exam preparation

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