What are the new reformed GCSE grade boundaries?

What are the new reformed GCSE grade boundaries?

GCSE Reformed (subjects which use the 9 to 1 grade scale) This document presents grade boundaries for the new reformed GCSEs which use the 9 to 1 grade scale. The first section presents subject grade boundaries for single award specifications and the second section contains the subject grade

What are grade boundaries and how are they set?

Grade boundaries show the minimum number of marks you need for each grade, and are published on results day. Once all exam papers have been marked, grade boundaries are set by senior examiners and assessment experts.

Are there grade boundaries for linear qualifications?

Although there are no official grades for individual components in linear qualifications, notional grade boundaries can be useful for students and teachers to see how the overall subject grade was achieved. Download the guide below for more information on this. Raw mark grade boundary tables map raw exam marks to grade boundaries.

What is a ‘notional grade boundary’?

Students are given a single overall grade for a subject, which is based on a single overall subject mark and the subject grade boundaries. However, we are able to provide ‘notional grade boundaries’ for individual components of the qualification (for example, a question paper), for illustrative purposes only.

What are the scaled mark unit grade boundaries for a-level units?

Here you can see the scaled mark unit grade boundaries for A-level AS and A2 units. Most A-level units comprise one component so no scaling is necessary: the scaled mark grade boundaries are the same as the raw mark. grade boundaries.

Where can I find grade boundaries from previous years?

Grade boundaries from previous years are available in our archive. If you need older data, please email [email protected]. Grade boundaries from the most recent exam series are on the grade boundaries page.