Mini paper
Fifteen minutes on the one topic you keep getting wrong.
A mini paper is not a full paper cut short. It is three or four questions on one or two syllabus topics, written to about 15–20 marks so a minute a mark lands it inside a break — and marked point by point against its mark scheme, exactly like a full one.
3–4 questions 15–20 marks 10–15 minutes 1–2 topics
Pick up where you dropped marks
From the papers you have already sat on this device. One tap sets up a mini on it.
The mini is written in the style of this paper, at a fraction of its length.
4 · Topics — pick one or two
Pick a subject and its topics appear here.
Choose a subject, a paper and at least one topic.
Real command words
State, Explain, Calculate, Compare — used correctly and matched to their mark values, the same as any Hungter paper. A short paper is not a soft one.
A real mark scheme
One mark per creditworthy point, in examiner shorthand, written at the same moment as the question rather than afterwards.
Told what you missed
Where you drop marks you get a short note: what the scheme wanted, why your answer missed it, and the one idea to go and revise.
Every question is original work written in the style of a real Cambridge paper. Hungter is independent and not affiliated with any exam board, and never reproduces official past papers or mark schemes. Free accounts get one paper a day — a mini spends that same one, not an extra. Membership is $5/month for unlimited papers.