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Learn the method, recognise the question type, and check your working. Study every SEAB 9758 topic online, use the MF27 and graphing-calculator guides, or download the complete PDF.
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Last updated: 2026-10-02
Yes - they follow the SEAB 9758 H2 Math syllabus 2026 structure across Pure Mathematics and Probability & Statistics, with topic-by-topic coverage and keystroke guides.
Use the worked solutions to check each step. For graphing-calculator (GC) methods, use the separate calculator guide and check the instructions for your model.
Yes - use /pdf/h2-maths-notes-complete.pdf for the combined printable bundle covering all Pure and Probability & Statistics topics.
Refer to the Graphing Calculators guide for model-specific exam-mode steps, rounding traps, and plotting workflows used in the notes.
SEAB allows non-CAS graphing calculators such as the TI-84 Plus CE and Casio fx-CG50. CAS-enabled models (e.g. TI-Nspire CAS) are not permitted. See our Graphing Calculator guide for the full approved list, exam-mode activation steps, and common keystroke workflows.
Yes. The notes and linked PDFs are free. You can join our Telegram study group to ask which chapters to use for your next test.
The SEAB H2 Mathematics syllabus code is 9758. It is assessed via two 3-hour papers of 100 marks each, covering 11 Pure Mathematics themes (Functions, Sequences, Vectors, Calculus, etc.) and 5 Probability & Statistics themes. The same syllabus applies for 2027 with no announced changes.
The official SEAB H2 Mathematics (9758) syllabus PDF is available for free download from the SEAB A-Level syllabuses page. Our H2 Maths Syllabus 2026-27 guide links directly to the official PDF and summarises paper structure, topic weightings, and exclusions.
The SEAB H2 Mathematics subject code is 9758. That is the syllabus code referenced on the official PDF, specimen papers, and most Singapore school briefing decks.
For the 2026 H2 Mathematics syllabus 9758, both papers last 3 hours, carry 100 marks, and count for 50% of the grade. Paper 1 covers Pure Mathematics. Paper 2 has Section A, Pure Mathematics (40 marks), and Section B, Probability and Statistics (60 marks). Check the official syllabus for your exam year using the linked syllabus overview.
Pure Mathematics covers Functions & Graphs, Sequences & Series, Vectors, Complex Numbers, Calculus (differentiation and integration), and Differential Equations. Statistics covers Probability, Discrete Random Variables, Normal Distribution, Sampling & Hypothesis Testing, and Correlation & Regression.
No. H2 Mathematics (9758) is the standard A-Level maths subject. H2 Further Mathematics (9649) is a separate, more advanced subject taken alongside H2 Maths - it covers additional topics like linear algebra, numerical methods, and further calculus. Our H3 Mathematics guide compares the two: https://eclatinstitute.sg/blog/h2-maths-notes/H3-Mathematics-Versus-Further-Mathematics-in-A-Level
H3 Mathematics (SEAB 9820) is an extension module for top H2 Maths students, covering proof techniques, combinatorics, and number theory beyond the H2 syllabus. It is graded Distinction/Merit/Pass and does not affect your H2 grade. See our H3 Maths 2026 (9820) guide for the full syllabus, specimen paper overview, and selection criteria: https://eclatinstitute.sg/blog/h2-maths-notes/Further-Mathematics-in-A-Level
