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Cambridge IGCSE · 0606 · Data 2020–2025

Most-tested topics in IGCSE Additional Mathematics

Just 3 chapters — Calculus, Logarithmic and exponential functions, Trigonometry — carry about 52% of all the marks. Revise those first.

Based on 84 real Cambridge past papers and 17,230 tagged marks, 2020–2025. Ranked by marks, not guesswork.

Historical counts from past papers — not an exam prediction. Download the data (CSV)

Revise these first

The topics that carry the most marks, highest first. Each opens the free past-paper questions.

  1. 1
    Differentiation7% of marks
    CalculusEvery year
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  2. 2
    CalculusEvery year
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  3. 3
    Integration4% of marks
    CalculusEvery year
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  4. 4
    TrigonometryEvery year
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  5. 5
    Logarithmic and exponential functionsEvery year
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  6. 6
    SeriesEvery year
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  7. 7
    SeriesEvery year
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  8. 8
    Logarithmic and exponential functionsEvery year
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See the full breakdown — all 76 topics across 14 chapters

Calculus

35% of marks

Logarithmic and exponential functions

9% of marks

Trigonometry

8% of marks

Straight-line graphs

7% of marks

Series

7% of marks

Factors of polynomials

6% of marks

Circular measure

5% of marks

Functions

5% of marks

Vectors in two dimensions

5% of marks

Quadratic functions

4% of marks

Permutations and combinations

3% of marks

Simultaneous equations

3% of marks

Equations, inequalities and graphs

3% of marks

Coordinate geometry of the circle

0% of marks
  • Equation of a CircleOne-off47 marks · 8 qs
  • Tangents to CircleOne-off27 marks · 4 qs
  • Intersection of two circlesOne-off11 marks · 2 qs

Turn the data into practice

Every topic above is drawn from real Cambridge IGCSE Additional Mathematics papers, tagged to the syllabus. Students can drill the high-frequency topics in the free bank; teachers can turn any of them into a ready-to-print worksheet in seconds. Or explore the full six-year trends in the interactive records.