Old exam papers from 2004 onwards are available online, under Quick Links on the Library home page.

Having trouble finding exams for your paper number?

• If the paper number has changed, you will need to look under the old number. 'Restrictions' listed in a Paper Search often give previous paper numbers.
• Some papers are offered in alternate years only.
• Some exam papers are not released.

Sorry, no answers unless they are on Course Reserve for that paper.

Many College of Education paper codes have changed this year, which means that previous exam papers must be looked for under the old code.

The new and old paper codes are available in this document:

2011 College of Education's paper codes.

On that page, the easiest way to find a paper code is to use the Find search box at the top of the page. Type in the current paper code without the decimal point.

Previous exams for most papers are available online here. However, where paper numbers have changed - as the core 100-level business papers have - then remember to search for exams under the old paper number. Read on for a list of the core business papers, and links to the equivalent previous exams.

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Here's all you need to know to pass your exams...

• Put in some extra time at the Library. Check out our extended hours for Labour Weekend and late Friday nights.
• Take a look at old exam papers.
• Study. Yes, you have to. Try our quiet study areas.
• Keep up your energy levels. Turitea Cafe is open in the weekends for exams.
• Be considerate of others and do yourself a favour too. We don't wanna be Facebook police.
• Avoid distractions. We've called a halt to the noisy (& leaky) roof work at Turitea, so it should be quiet and dry for you to study.

Good luck!

The noisy and unexpectedly leaky work on the roof of the Turitea Library over the last few weeks will stop over the exam period so that you can study in quiet and dry conditions. The waterblasting on the roof will be suspended from Monday, 18 October, through to Wednesday, 10 November.

Recommended quiet areas during the study break are Levels 1 and 3, the 400-500s room and the New Zealand & Pacific room on Level 2. There will be some unavoidable noise and dust around the AV room and Reference section on Level 2 in preparation for the Access Grid building work beginning on 15 November, so this area is best avoided.

For the rest of this week and when work resumes on the roof in November, we are expecting disruption from noise and possibly more leaks from the ceiling. There may be reduced wireless available for some users on level 3 of the Library.

Please take care to protect your possessions, especially laptops, from the possibility of water damage. If, as a result of the roof leaking on level 3, your laptop or other belongings have got wet or been damaged and you wish to pursue the matter further, please contact:

John Charles
Associate University Librarian
P: 356 9099 ext 2346
E: J.S.Charles@massey.ac.nz

We are sorry you've had to put up with this!