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, year, exam period (June/November), and tier (Foundation/Higher).

How do I predict my GCSE or IGCSE Maths grade from one paper?

Enter your board, tier, year, exam period and the score from a single paper. The tool projects that score across the full qualification and compares it to the real grade boundaries for that sitting.

Can I track my progress over multiple attempts?

Yes. Every score you save is stored in your browser in the order you saved it, so you can see how each paper is improving over time, and your overall grade once you've completed a full sitting.

What is the difference between GCSE and IGCSE Maths here?

GCSE Maths (AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas, OCR) has three papers and June/November sittings. Edexcel IGCSE Maths A has two papers and January, June or November sittings, with separate Foundation/Higher and resit (R) tiers.

GCSE Maths Grade Boundaries Tool

Grade Boundaries & Progress Tracker

GCSE and IGCSE Maths - predict your grade from a single paper, and track every attempt over time.

Predict from one paper

Enter a single paper score - you don’t need every paper to get an estimate.

Exam board

Tier

Year

Exam period

Paper

Your score

Predicted grade

Progress by paper

Plotted in the order each attempt was saved · click a paper to hide/show it

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Series

Attempt log

#	Paper	Board / Tier	Sitting	Saved	Score	Predicted

Board

Year

Period

Tier

Show as percentage