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Cambridge International 9702 Paper 1: Multiple Choice
Forty multiple-choice questions on the AS Level syllabus content.
9702/1 · 1 hour 15 minutes · 40 marks · 15.5% of the A-level. Cambridge International AS & A Level Physics 9702, Syllabus for 2028, 2029 and 2030, Version 1, published September 2025; for examination from 2028, printed page 11, retrieved 21 August 2026 (https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/744626-2028-2030-syllabus.pdf)
What is on it
An AS paper that also counts towards the A Level. Cambridge’s summary: “40 Multiple-choice questions”, and “Questions are based on the AS Level syllabus content.” In the body of the syllabus: “Forty multiple-choice items of the four-choice type testing assessment objectives AO1 and AO2.”
The AS content is topics 1 to 11, shared with Paper 2.
Where the library covers it
- Measurementsall 4 topics
- Mechanicsall 10 topics
- Materialsall 3 topics
- Waves8 of 11 topicspartial
- Particles7 of 9 topicspartial
- Electricity9 of 10 topicspartial
- Nuclear physics4 of 8 topicspartial
The other papers
- Paper 2: AS Level Structured Questions9702/2 · 1 hour 15 minutes · 60 marks · 23.0% of the A-level
- Paper 3: Advanced Practical Skills9702/3 · 2 hours · 40 marks · 11.5% of the A-level
- Paper 4: A Level Structured Questions9702/4 · 2 hours · 100 marks · 38.5% of the A-level
- Paper 5: Planning, Analysis and Evaluation9702/5 · 1 hour 15 minutes · 30 marks · 11.5% of the A-level
Past papers for this component
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June 20242 files
Everything Cambridge published for June 2024.
- June 2024 Question Paper 11Question paper
- June 2024 Mark Scheme Paper 11Mark scheme
2022 specimen papers2 files
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