What are the grade boundaries for AQA and Edexcel GCSE exams in 2025?

Grade boundaries for all the exam boards will be announced after all the papers are marked, and it depends on the students performance (this is an indication of hard and easy in exams); hence no one knows anything about them at this stage.

It totally depends on exams difficulty level and performance of students. If more students will get high percentages so grade boundaries will go up, otherwise down. In different exam boards, grade boundaries usually don't differ much, even if there is a difference it'll be of 1 or 2 percent higher for edexcel as compared to AQA.

Grade boundaries for GCSE exams in 2025 haven’t been announced yet. They are typically published by exam boards like AQA and Edexcel on Results Day itself, which will be Thursday, 21 August 2025. These boundaries can differ slightly between boards because each one sets them based on the difficulty of their specific exam papers and the performance of students that year.

Grade boundaries are only published after the exams and they change for every exam, every year, and every exam board. The boundaries are based on students' performance in each exam. Until the raw marks are analysed, examiners don't know if the exam was harder, or easier, than they intended. Adjusting grade boundaries compensates for any accidental variations in the difficulty of the exams.

Hi Alice, it will be based on the performance of individual papers and qualifications within the series.

You cannot check. They are revealed after the exam. I have marked exam papers for all of them. Examiners do not know the grade boundaries. They just mark the papers according to the mark scheme. The grade is awarded afterwards.

The grade boundaries for AQA and Edexcel GCSE exams in 2025 have not yet been announced. They are typically released after exams are marked, just before results day on 21 August 2025, and can differ between boards based on exam difficulty and student performance. You can check them on the official AQA and Edexcel websites closer to the results date. For now, focus on preparation as boundaries are set post-exams.

The grade boundaries for the 2025 GCSE exams conducted by AQA and Edexcel have not yet been set. These boundaries are usually determined and announced after the exams are marked, as they are influenced by factors like overall student performance and the difficulty of the exams. Likewise, AQA releases its grade boundaries following each exam series. To obtain the most accurate and current information, it is recommended to check the official websites of AQA and Edexcel closer to the release of the results.

The grade boundaries for AQA and Edexcel GCSE exams 2025 haven't been officially released yet. However, You can check them here: For Edexcel exams, you can visit the Pearson qualifications website, which provides grade boundaries for various exam series As for AQA exams, you can check the AQA website for the latest grade boundaries. They typically publish grade boundaries on their website after the exam results are released.

Hi Alice! Typically with grade boundaries, they deviate by around one or two marks either way of the previous year. Grade boundaries don't really change that drastically year upon year, unless there has been a big change e.g COVID affected grade boundaries quite alot (however you should be fine in 2025 as they have pretty much equilibrated by now). You can also look at patterns in grade boundaries over the years in the subjects to see how they have changed over the years which will give you a good indication of how they will be this year too. Hope this helps!

The grade boundaries for GCSE in 2025 are set after the exams are marked. The boundaries for AQA and EDEXCEL (Pearson) will be similar but depend on exam difficulty and student overall performance.

It will depend entirely on the level of difficulty of the exams as well as the perfermance of the students. The higher de results, the higher the grade limits will be.

Hello Alice, The grades boundaries usually varies depending upon the difficulty level of the examination. Currently there is no information regarding the grade boundaries of the examination.

Grade boundaries are set after papers are marked, based on student performance, so it’s unclear at this stage.

Hello, Alice! Grade boundaries don’t get published until August on GCSE results day. After the exams have been sat, certain websites or channels try to predict the grade boundaries but the actual ones aren’t posted until results day. Hope this helps! Aman

Hey, grade boundaries are announced on the morning of results day!

They are released after exams are scored

Unfortunately, the exam boards will not release the grade boundaries until results say, but it is good prediction based on how student find the paper after the exam.

These are determined by the overall performances of the students in any particular exam. The current Grade equivalents for GCSE are as follows where the grade boundaries are is related to student performance The new grades are equivalent to the old grades as follows: Grade 9, 8, and 7: Equivalent to the old Grades A* and A Grade 6, 5, and 4: Equivalent to the old Grades B and C Grades 1 to 3: Equivalent to the old D to G

The grade boundaries for GCSE exams in 2025 will not be announced until after the exams are taken, marked, and analyzed. Exam boards like AQA and Edexcel typically release their grade boundaries on Results Day, which is scheduled for Thursday, 21 August 2025 Yes, grade boundaries can differ between exam boards. Each board sets its boundaries independently based on: -The difficulty of the papers in that specific exam session. -Student performance, using statistical models and examiner judgment. -Maintaining fairness and consistency across years and boards.

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