How to find past exam papers on Uni Pasco Hub: search, filters, badges, and downloads.
The fastest way to find a paper is the search box on the homepage. Type what you know — a course code, a year, a level — and press Enter.
Results open on the browse page as cards. Click a card to open the paper.
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The search box parses your text into filters. You do not need the filter panel for things you can type.
If your text matches exactly one course, its filter is applied automatically.
If several courses match, you get a pick-a-course list showing codes and institutions. Choose one to narrow the results.
If no course matches, results still appear based on the rest of your search. Try a course code if you know it.
The browse page has a filter panel: institution, program, course, year, level, study mode, semester, exam type, content type, and complete uploads only.
Filters live in the URL. Copy the address bar to share a filtered view.
Explicit filters override whatever the search text parsed.
On mobile, the panel is behind the Filters button.
Results sort by date added by default. Switch to views, likes, downloads, or academic year, ascending or descending.
Pagination sits at the bottom of the results.
Cards and detail pages carry badges. They tell you what you are about to open:
Sign in to view or download files. View opens PDFs and images in a reader on the page. Documents download instead of previewing.
Papers with multiple files have a Download all button that gives you a ZIP.
Files are served through short-lived signed links. Copying a file URL will not keep working.
Sign in to like or dislike a paper. Dislikes are not just votes — enough of them move a paper into moderation review.
Something wrong with the content? Use Report on the paper's page to send a content issue to moderators.
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