Maths Paper 1 Practice Pack
Grade 12 · CAPS
Practise every topic in the NSC Mathematics Paper 1 with exam-style questions, hints and step-by-step solutions. Type your answer and the answer box checks your work as you go.
Maths Paper 1 is on Friday 23 October 2026.
The six Paper 1 topics
- Algebra, equations and inequalitiesFreeAbout 25 of 150 marks
- Number patterns, sequences and seriesAbout 25 of 150 marks
- Functions and graphsAbout 35 of 150 marks
- Finance, growth and decayAbout 15 of 150 marks
- Differential calculusAbout 35 of 150 marks
- ProbabilityAbout 15 of 150 marks
What you get
- Exam-style questions for every Paper 1 topic
- Hints when you are stuck
- Step-by-step worked solutions
- An answer box that checks your work
- Your progress is saved to your account
Three levels
Choose how you want to work each time you start a topic.
Start from scratch
A short lesson and a worked example first. Hints and options when you need them, and solutions in the plainest words.
Guided
Straight into the questions. Hints and options when you need them, and full worked solutions.
Exam mode
Like the real paper: no hints or options, exam pace in view, and you can skip. Solutions show the key steps.
Price
R149 once-off per paper
Access to all six topics until 31 December 2026. Algebra is free with a free account, so you can try it before you pay.
How it works
- Sign up for a free Elite Scholars account.
- Verify your email address.
- Choose Grade 12.
- Start practising, with Algebra free.
Questions
Do I need to pay?
Not to start. Algebra is free with a free Elite Scholars account. The other five topics are part of the pack: R149 once-off per paper, access until 31 December 2026.
Who can pay: the learner or a parent?
Either. A learner can buy the pack in their own account by card or EFT. Or the learner adds a parent or guardian under Payers in their account, and the parent buys it for them from their own account.
Is it the real exam?
No. We use original questions written in the style of the NSC Paper 1, not copies of past papers. The official DBE past papers and memos are free on the DBE website, and we recommend working through them too.
