VCE Maths Methods is one of the most popular subjects that students undertake in the VCE. When we have interviewed our tutors and successful students, the number one piece of advice for how to do well is to do practice questions.
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The questions you practice out of your textbook are good to build the base knowledge, but they are often very different to the questions they ask in the exam. You need to be getting familiar with the style of questions they ask in exams. Obviously exams change from year to year, but VCE examiners will often re-use question formats from previous year exams.
However, you can only really start doing practice exams once you have completed the entire course. So what if you wanted to practice exam-style questions before then?
100+ VCE Maths Methods MCQ For You To Download
We have gone through the last 10 Maths Methods exams and extracted the multiple choice questions, organised them by topic, sub-topic and difficulty so that you have a centralised question repository that lets you gauge your understanding, streamline your exam preparation, and structure your study plan. Questions are either rated as:
- 🟢 Easy = 75%+ of students got this question correct
- 🟡 Medium = 50% to 75% of students got this correct
- 🔴 Hard = 25% to 50% of students got this correct
- 🔥 Very hard = <25% of students got this question correct
These are questions you will see on Paper 2 in the multiple choice section for Maths Methods.
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How to use this resource?
You can use this resource in two ways. Either as soon as you finish the topic in class or in SWOTVAC when you want to do a review on past work.
Once you are ready, you should go through every question and try and answer it on your own.
If you get it correct, great! You can mark it as “Correct” in the table for each topic.
The document is organised by topic. Undeeneath each topic, the questions are organised by sub-topic and difficulty,. Here you can record how you go as well as leave notes for yourself.

If you get it incorrect, you can leave a note in the table for each topic. This means you need to do some further study on the topic or get some help to understand why you got it wrong. You need to keep a log of all your incorrect answers.
You should then return to answer these questions in a couple of weeks to ensure you now understand these questions.
In the exam, there will be 20 MCQ each worth one mark. That means it makes up 25% of your overall mark for this exam. The exam is 120 minutes long, therefore you should expect to spend at most 30 minutes on the MCQ. This suggests that you can spend 90 seconds on each question. As part of your practice, you also need to think about speed.
On your first pass through, do not worry about speed. But as you get closer to the exam, you need to be thinking about how long it is taking you to answer each question.
VCE Maths Methods exam details
In VCE Maths Methods your SACs will make up 40% of your final mark with the remaining 66% coming from the two papers:
The multiple choice questions are 25% of Paper 2. This means aceing the multiple choice questions will contribute 10% of your overall final mark for Maths Methods.
Some practice questions
Are you ready for your VCE Maths Methods exam? Test yourself on some questions below. We have provided one easy and one hard question per topic
Algebra and Functions
Easy: Exponential function question from 2022. 78% of students got this correct

Hard: Exponential function question from 2022. Only 39% of students got this correct.

Differentiation
Easy: Applications of differentiation question from 2019. 80% of students got this correct

Hard: Differential calculus questions from 2021. Only 35% of students got this correct.

Integration
Easy: Integral calculus question from 2019. 90% of students got this correct.

Hard: Applications of integration question from 2020. Only 32% of students got this correct.

Discrete Probability
Easy: Discrete random variable question from 2015. 75% of students got this correct.

Hard: Binomial distribution question from 2022. Only 47% of students got this correct

Continuous Probability and Statistics
Easy: normal distribution question from 2016. 78% of students got this correct.

Hard: continuous random variable question from 2019. 27% students got this correct.

If you want to get all these questions organised by topic and difficulty download our free document