Examful.ai: Free AP, IB, and A-Level Past Papers and Tutoring

The core of the site is a library of past papers from three exam systems, organized by exam, subject, and session. IB lists papers back about ten years, with May and November sessions and time-zone variants where they apply. A-level spreads past 1,000 papers across 20+ subjects and boards like CIE, Edexcel, IAL, and Oxford AQA. AP charts more than two dozen subjects, from Macroeconomics and Microeconomics to Physics C and Art History. You can download the PDF or open it in the browser, so the flow from finding a paper to attempting it stays short.

The AI tutor answers questions on demand, and it reads text, images, and formulas, so you can snap a photo of a problem instead of retyping a long equation. Answers come with step-by-step working, which matters for subjects like A-level Chemistry or IB Math, where the method earns marks as much as the final value. The site says the tutor covers AP, IB, and A-level prompts specifically, and that educators review the responses. It runs at any hour, which suits the late revision sessions that hit before an exam.

The platform pools about 40 subjects across the three systems, so a student juggling an IB science, an A-level humanity, and an AP math can find papers for all three in one place. Each subject page groups the papers by year and session, and some sections flag older syllabi where the exam has changed. Business Management, for instance, shows assessments from 2016 to 2023 with a note about the syllabus change, so you don't waste time on a format your course no longer uses.

A-level students sit papers set by different boards, and the formats are not interchangeable. Examful.ai separates its A-level collection by board, covering CIE and Edexcel along with IAL and Oxford AQA, then breaks subjects into papers like Pure Mathematics 1, Mechanics, and Probability & Statistics. That split means a CIE student isn't handed an Edexcel paper by mistake, which saves the guesswork of matching a paper to the right course.

The site states that its past papers and AI tutoring are free to use, without a subscription gate in front of the core content. For students who can't afford private tutoring, that removes the biggest cost of exam prep, and it also means you can try the AI tutor before deciding whether it fits your study habits. The free model is the site's main pitch, and it holds across AP, IB, and A-level.