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2026 Chemistry A Level Predicted Papers

Master your exams with expert-crafted predictions for AQA and OCR (A). Built by subject specialists to reflect 2026 exam trends.

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Predicted Papers by Exam Board

Expertly modeled on real AQA and OCR specifications. Every paper includes a full mark scheme and model answers.

AQA A Level Chemistry 2026

Paper 1

Available
Model AnswersComing Soon

Paper 2

Coming Soon

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OCR (A) A Level Chemistry 2026

Paper 1

Available

Paper 2

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Meet the Authors

Our predictions are developed by academic leaders with a deep understanding of Chemistry assessment.

Dan C.

Dan C.

PhD, Transition Metal Chemistry

Dan graduated from Cardiff University with a first class MChem before completing his PhD. A science teacher with 5 years at Bristol University collaborating on Thinking Science resources.

Will A.

Will A.

Durham MSc, Chemistry

An enthusiastic tutor with thousands of hours of experience. Will focuses on thorough understanding of fundamental principles and rigorous exam technique practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What topics are covered in the A Level Chemistry predicted papers?
Our A Level Chemistry predicted papers cover key organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry topics from the specification. Specific topics are selected based on detailed analysis of past exam papers, examiner reports, and historical trends in specification coverage.
Which exam boards are covered in the predicted papers?
We currently offer comprehensive coverage for AQA and OCR (A). These are our most popular specifications, and we ensure every paper is designed by a teacher experienced in that specific board's style.
Do the predicted papers allow the use of a data sheet?
Yes, just like in the real 2026 A Level Chemistry exams, you should use the official data sheet provided by your exam board when completing our predicted papers to ensure realistic practice.