Cambridge Exam Paper Reportedly Leaked Ahead of A-Level Test

The Cambridge A-Level Advanced Subsidiary Mathematics Paper 1, Pure Mathematics 1, for the June 2026 series has reportedly been leaked online.

According to reports, the paper began circulating on social media roughly two to six hours before the scheduled examination. It was allegedly shared in both unsolved and pre-solved formats.

The leaked paper is said to be the A-Level Pure Mathematics Paper 1 for the June 2026 series, with an estimated 25,000 students across Pakistan affected, including candidates in Karachi.

Students and parents have also alleged that some individuals were reportedly demanding around Rs. 40,000 per exam paper, in addition to regular tuition fees, to provide access to leaked material.

Cambridge Assessment International Education has reportedly launched an investigation into the matter. This is the third consecutive year in which Cambridge papers have allegedly been compromised through the same examination channel in Pakistan.

As the investigation continues, affected students are waiting for clarity on whether Cambridge will take further action, including possible paper cancellations, re-examinations or score reviews.

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