What are GCSE Maths grade boundaries?

GCSE Maths grade boundaries are the minimum raw marks needed to achieve each grade (9-1). They vary by exam board (AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas, OCR), year, exam period (June/November), and tier (Foundation/Higher).

How do I calculate my GCSE Maths grade?

Add your marks from all three papers together, then compare your total to the grade boundaries for your exam board, year, and tier. Our calculator does this automatically when you enter your paper scores.

What exam boards are covered?

We have complete grade boundaries for all UK GCSE Maths exam boards: AQA (240 marks total), Edexcel (240 marks), Eduqas (240 marks), and OCR (300 marks).

What years are included?

The tool includes grade boundaries from 2017 to 2025, covering both June (summer) and November (resit) exam periods for each year.

What is the difference between Foundation and Higher tier?

Foundation tier covers grades 1-5, while Higher tier covers grades 4-9. Higher tier papers are more challenging but allow access to the top grades (7-9).

GCSE Maths Grade Boundaries Tool

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Board	Year	Period	Tier	Grade 9	Grade 8	Grade 7	Grade 6	Grade 5	Grade 4	Grade 3	Grade 2	Grade 1	U