The amount of state pension you will get at 66 largely depends on your history of National Insurance contributions.
You need to have a minimum of 10 years National Insurance contributions to qualify for any state pension, and 35 years to receive the full state pension, which is £203.85 per week in 2023-24.
If you turn 66 in the years that follow, the amount of state pension you’ll receive will likely be higher because each year the government raises the state pension in line with its measurement of the cost of living.