GCSE grade calculator.
Type the marks from each paper. We add them up and read the grade on the board’s own published boundaries.
The same marks, every year.
Each line is a year OCR published, newest first. The grade moves because the papers change.
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- June20253456789
- NovResits20243456789
- June20243456789
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- June20233456789
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- NovResits20203456789
- NovResits20193456789
- June20193456789
- NovResits20183456789
- June20183456789
- NovResits20173456789
- June20173456789
Every line is OCR’s published boundary for the whole exam, every paper together. Tap a year to open OCR’s own file. Practise on the real papers in OCR GCSE Maths.
Where did the other marks go?
A grade counts the marks. Their free Exam Plan shows which questions lost them.
Get their free GCSE Exam PlanFree · No card · Years 9–11 and resits