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Edexcel GCSE Maths grade boundaries: June 2022

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Heads up: boundaries in June 2022 were set lower than usual after the pandemic, so don't use them to predict a normal year's grade.

Higher tier

The lowest mark you need for each grade: the whole exam out of 240, and each paper out of 80.

GradeTotal (240)%Paper 1Paper 2Paper 3
919481%626765
816569%535755
713757%444746
610443%333535
57130%222424
43816%121313
3219%777

Foundation tier

The lowest mark you need for each grade: the whole exam out of 240, and each paper out of 80.

GradeTotal (240)%Paper 1Paper 2Paper 3
517372%605656
413556%474444
310042%353232
26628%232121
13213%121010

In June 2022, a grade 4 on Edexcel Higher needed 38 out of 240 and a grade 7 needed 137; a grade 9 needed 194. On Foundation, a grade 4 needed 135 and a grade 5 needed 173.

These are the lowest total marks across all three papers, from Pearson's official document.

How to use these boundaries

Sit all three June 2022 papers, add your marks out of 240, then find your grade in the table. What the numbers mean: our guide to grade boundaries.

Questions

What was the grade 4 boundary for Edexcel GCSE Maths June 2022?

38 out of 240 on Higher and 135 out of 240 on Foundation.

How many marks did you need for a grade 9?

194 out of 240 on Higher (about 81%). A grade 9 is only available on Higher.

Are grade boundaries the same every year?

No. They are set after every exam series, depending on how hard the papers were.

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