GCSE Maths Grade Boundaries 2024!

Join me in this video as I dive into the anticipated grade boundaries for GCSE Maths 2024. Get ready for some insightful predictions and explanations on why these boundaries shift annually.

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00:00 Intro
00:37 Why do Grade boundaries change each year
02:15 Grade Boundaries in 2023
03:40 Grades in 2019
04:43 Grades boundaries predictions for 2024
05:34 The waiting game...

[Mathspaperksks]

Good luck year 11ns you've got this. I wish you the best success folks on the 22nd August.

[muhammadseylani]

With the 22nd of August 2024 approaching, this marks the final time I'll be doing this, and I wanted to share some thoughts about the grading system since 2019. It's fascinating how the marks needed to achieve a Grade 4 or 5 have been so consistent. You need between 158 and 189 marks overall to get those grades. Let me break it down:

To get a Grade 4, you need at least 158 marks. Now, if you're taking 3 papers, that means you'd need to score about 53 marks on each paper, because 158 divided by 3 gives you about 52.67, which rounds up to 53.

If you're aiming for a Grade 5, you'd be looking at needing closer to 63 marks per paper, given the upper end of 189 marks.

[EyadRizk]

I have a feeling that they will be either as high as last year’s or even higher. Every time I think that I could lose my 9 in maths by 2 marks I feel like throwing up. I think I’ve lost the plot.

[aayhk_UK]

Inshallah i get a grade 8 because my total marks based on the unofficial mark schemes is between 165-175 Edexcel Higher.

[nasimahmed]

Based off the difficulty I’m guessing a 7 has to be 135, 142 is a bit too high.

[Maryemarabee]

I am so dreading opening my results i actually dont want to!😢

[wesley]

Great video - Do u think 177-178 will be an 8?

[yslcartier]

what’s the highest for a 9 they could possibly go for?