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PSLE Mathematics Past Papers

14 resources for PSLE Mathematics, from 2010 to 2023, organised by year. Practise with real past questions, then check your answers with your teacher.

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PSLE Mathematics papers by year

2023

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2023 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2023

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2022

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2022 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2022

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2021

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2021 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2021

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2020

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2020 PSLE Mathematics

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2020

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2019

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2019 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2019

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2018

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2018 PSLE Mathematics

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2018

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2017

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2017 PSLE Mathematics

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2017

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2016

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2016 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2016

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2015

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2015 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2015

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2014

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2014 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2014

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2013

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2013 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2013

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2012

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2012 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2012

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2011

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2011 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2011

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

2010

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2010 PSLE Mathematics Paper 1

Subject: Mathematics

Year: 2010

Paper: Paper 1

Type: Question Paper

Quick tips for these papers

  • Show your working in every question. Marks are often given for method even when the final answer is wrong.
  • Learn the formulas and rules you are expected to know, and practise using them rather than only reading them.
  • Time yourself on a few questions at a time, then on a whole paper, to build speed.

Papers remain the property of their respective copyright holders. See our Disclaimer and Copyright and Takedown pages. The year list covers 2010–2023.