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OCR revision from your own notes
Paste your class notes, a PDF or your slides. Aripsy turns them into revision notes, flashcards and exam-style questions that follow OCR's command words and mark allocations, and marks what you write. Below: every OCR subject page we have, the 2027 dates, and the official OCR pages for timetables and grade boundaries.
GCSE
OCR GCSE
Each page is written from the OCR specification: papers, topics, and what Aripsy makes from your notes for that subject.
There are no OCR GCSE subject pages yet. The study tool still works with your OCR GCSE notes: pick OCR and GCSE and paste your material.Open the study tool
A-Level
OCR A-Level
Papers, topics and the question styles the OCR A-Level papers use, with the notes, flashcards and questions Aripsy builds for each.
Dates, grades and planning
The free tools students use alongside their OCR courses, and the official OCR pages they link to.
- GCSE exam dates 2027
- A-Level exam dates 2027
- GCSE grade calculator
- A-Level grade calculator
- Revision timetable generator
- Mark my answer in OCR style
- OCR official exam timetable
- OCR official grade boundaries
- Official pages open on the board's own website. Aripsy does not host past papers or mark schemes.
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How Aripsy uses your OCR material
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Choose OCR, the level and the subject, then paste your notes or upload a PDF, slides or a Word file.
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Aripsy writes revision notes from your material, then flashcards and exam-style questions that follow OCR's command words and mark allocations.
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Answer in writing. Aripsy marks against mark-scheme-style points and tells you what you earned, what you missed and one way to improve.
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Review the flashcards on a spaced schedule and redo the questions you got wrong before the paper.
What is official and what is generated
Specifications, timetables, past papers and grade boundaries belong to OCR; this page links to them and never copies them. Notes, flashcards and questions are generated from the material you provide, in OCR's style, and every mark Aripsy gives is an estimate to check against your teacher's judgement.
Questions about Aripsy and this board
Does Aripsy have OCR past papers?
No. Past papers and mark schemes are OCR's copyright. Aripsy links to the official OCR pages and makes new exam-style questions from your own notes instead.
Are the questions in OCR's style?
Yes. When you choose OCR, questions use the command words and mark allocations OCR publishes for that subject and level, and answers are marked against points in that style. They are practice questions, not official ones.
Is it free?
Yes. The Free plan makes notes, flashcards and sample practice questions from pasted text and marks a few answers a day with no card. Pro adds full practice sets, uploads and more answer checks.
My subject is not listed. Can I still use it?
Yes. The subject pages are examples of what Aripsy makes for popular OCR courses. The study tool accepts any subject: pick OCR and your level, and paste your own notes.
Where do the exam dates come from?
The 2027 dates on the exam-dates pages follow the JCQ common timetable, which OCR uses. Always check the timetable your school gives you.