CM1 Mock Exam Papers
Actuarial Mathematics
Six full-length mocks — each with Paper A and Paper B, exactly like the real exam, written by former examiners with detailed solutions for honest self-marking. The first one is free.
About these mock papers
Most students walk into CM1 having practised questions — but never having sat the exam. These mocks close that gap: full-length papers set at or above IFoA difficulty, written for the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (UK) September 2026 sitting, so your first genuine exam experience doesn't happen on exam day.
Who are these for?
Students sitting CM1 with the IFoA in September 2026 — whether you're studying with S.MONK, another provider, or on your own. If you're enrolled in the full S.MONK CM1 course, every one of these papers is already included at no cost.
What's inside the pack
- 6 full-length mock papers — one free with any S.MONK account, five more with the pack
- Paper A and Paper B for every mock, mirroring the real CM1 exam structure
- Detailed worked solutions with every paper, thorough enough to mark yourself honestly
- Set by former examiners — the papers reflect the level of depth the IFoA demands
- At or above exam difficulty — if you score well here, the real paper should feel familiar
- Unlimited online reading in your student portal until your sitting
- Fresh sets every session — new papers are published for each IFoA sitting
The papers in this pack
How you'll use them
Sit each paper under timed, closed-book exam conditions — Paper A and Paper B as separate sittings, like the real thing.
Mark your attempt against the detailed solutions. We don't evaluate scripts or provide personalised feedback — but if a solution isn't clear, write to us at admin@smonk.in and we'll point you the right way.
Papers are read online in your portal under your login — downloading and printing are disabled, and every page carries your account watermark. The packs do not include script evaluation, personalised feedback, or S.MONK AI Tutor access (the tutor stays exclusive to full-course students). What they do include is the closest thing to exam day you can get for the price of a pizza.