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   Is a GCSE a pass?

   • Ahead of the 2017 GCSEs, the Government changed the GCSE grading system from A* to G to a numerical system of 9 to 1. While under the old format a grade C was considered a pass, things aren’t quite so straightforward now – here’s everything you need to know. What is a GCSE pass mark now?

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   Which GCSE grade is a pass grade?

   • A grade 5 is a pass grade for students who have performed well and is the most common individual grade level achieved by GCSE students. In 2023 16.6% of students achieved this grade, and in 2022 17.4% of students did. A grade 4 is a pass grade. Students must resit Maths and English if they do not achieve a grade 4.

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   What is a GCSE pass mark now?

   • The numerical system means that there are now two marks considered a “pass” for GCSE students. Schools are judged by the proportion of its pupils that achieve a “standard” pass and above, which is denoted by a grade 4.

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   Is a C a pass at GCSE?

   • Under the old system, a simple grade C was considered a pass at GCSE - but with numerical grades, things are a little more complicated After two years of major disruption due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this summer pupils sat GCSE exams for the first time since 2019.

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   What is a standard pass for GCSE English language & English literature?

   • Similarly to GCSE Maths, a standard pass for GCSE English is a grade 4. Likewise, the percentage you’ll need changes each year, but it ranges from about 30-50%. Here are the 2023 pass marks for GCSE English Language and English Literature.

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   What are GCSE grade boundaries?

   • Grade boundaries dictate what the lowest mark is you can get to achieve a grade. They are decided by examiners each year. Exam boards publish grade boundaries on results day. What grade do pupils need to pass their GCSEs? Pupils need a 4 for a "standard pass" and 5 for a "strong pass".

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   Jun 20, 2017 · the new GCSE grading scale standard and strong pass marks and what this means for students, schools, parents and employers when the new grades will apply to different subjects

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   Aug 22, 2019 · What grade do pupils need to pass their GCSEs? Pupils need a 4 for a "standard pass" and 5 for a "strong pass". While grades 1-3 technically count as a pass, many sixth forms insist on a...

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   Feb 22, 2024 · What is a GCSE pass? All grades other than U are technically a GCSE passing grade. For Maths and English students must achieve a grade 4 or above, otherwise they will have to continue studying and resit their Maths and English Exams until they either achieve a grade 4 or above or turn 18.

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   Aug 25, 2022 · The numerical system means that there are now two marks considered a “pass” for GCSE students. Schools are judged by the proportion of its pupils that achieve a “standard” pass and above,...

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   Aug 22, 2024 · As students get their GCSE results, find out more about the grading boundaries and the 9 to 1 scores, and what equals an A, B, C, E and F. Is a 9 an A*? What counts as an A?

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   Aug 22, 2018 · Strong pass and standard pass - what's all that about? It's confusing, but there are two pass marks - 4 is a standard pass and 5 is a strong pass. This means that a candidate who gets nine...

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   For GCSE Maths (and all GCSE subjects), a grade 4 is considered a standard pass. This equates to a low C under the previous grading system. Across England, only 67.8% of GCSE grades were at grade 4 or above.