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Eduqas GCSE Electronics

Eduqas GCSE Electronics past papers

This collection keeps Eduqas Electronics papers together so you can revise the right exam-board style and jump to related revision modules when they are available.

馃搫 28 papers 2019-2025

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WJEC Eduqas GCSE (9-1) in Electronics (C490QS) is assessed in 3 parts. There are no tiers: everyone sits the same papers.

Component 1: Discovering Electronics

Time
1h30m
Marks
80
Weighting
40%

Component 2: Application of Electronics

Time
1h30m
Marks
80
Weighting
40%

Component 3: Extended system design and realisation task

Marks
40
Weighting
20%

Taken from the published specification. Read the specification. Your school confirms which papers and tier you are entered for.

2025 Summer

Eduqas GCSE Electronics C490/2 Paper 2 Application of Electronics - Summer 2025

C490/2 路 Mark scheme, Question paper

2024 Summer

Eduqas GCSE Electronics C490/2 Paper 2 Application of Electronics - Summer 2024

C490/2 路 Mark scheme, Question paper

2023 Summer

Eduqas GCSE Electronics C490/2 Paper 2 Application of Electronics - Summer 2023

C490/2 路 Mark scheme, Question paper

2022 Summer

Eduqas GCSE Electronics C490/2 Paper 2 Application of Electronics - Summer 2022

C490/2 路 Mark scheme, Question paper

2021 Autumn

Eduqas GCSE Electronics C490/2 Paper 2 Application of Electronics - Autumn 2021

C490/2 路 Mark scheme, Question paper

2020 Autumn

Eduqas GCSE Electronics C490/2 Paper 2 Application of Electronics - Autumn 2020

C490/2 路 Mark scheme, Question paper

2019 Summer

Eduqas GCSE Electronics C490/2 Paper 2 Application of Electronics - Summer 2019

C490/2 路 Mark scheme, Question paper

How to use these papers

Before you start. Work it with the formula sheet you will actually get in the exam, and nothing else. Finding out which formulas you have to remember is half the point of the exercise.

While you work. Write every line of working, even the ones you could do in your head. Method marks are awarded for the working, and a bare answer that is wrong scores nothing.

Marking it afterwards. Mark schemes here award marks per step, so tick your own working line by line rather than judging the final answer. Most lost marks turn out to be a missing unit or an unrounded value.

Warm up first. Electronic Systems: Sensing, Processing and Output is the shortest activity here, so it is the quickest way back into Electronics before you open a paper.

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Yes. Past papers are useful for GCSE mocks, timed practice and checking answers against the mark scheme.