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The article title is Cambridge IGCSE Grading Boundaries Explained 2024 | IGCSE Marking and Grading System IGCSE: Curriculum strengths, subject choices and IGCSE Grading System As you may be familiar with, the Cambridge Board offers Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge O Level to students all over the world. They both differ slightly from each other, hence Tutopiya is here today to explain IGCSE grade boundaries and guide you through their respective grading system. Must Read - Cambridge vs. Edexcel : A Complete Guide IGCSE Grade Boundaries Explained The Cambridge IGCSE is graded from A* to G. This grading scale has been used for almost 30 years and offers a good level of differentiation between student’s performance. This grading scale is also understood and accepted by universities and employers around the world. Prepare for Excellence, Achieve Your IGCSE Goals with Expert Guidance [maxbutton id="3" url="https://www.tutopiya.com/unlimited-learning-program/" text="IGCSE Unlimited Learning Program" window="new" ] Grading for IGCSE Grade Percentage uniform mark range A* 90-100 A 80-89 B 70-79 C 60-69 D 50-59 E 40-49 F 30-39 G 20-29 Cambridge focuses more on the grade that is given to the students and their key focuses are as follows: The percentage uniform mark shows you whether you are in the middle of a grade, or near either the top or bottom. It does not affect the grade you receive but gives you more information about it. It will appear on your statement of results but not on your certificate. [maxbutton id="3" url="https://www.tutopiya.com/learning-portal/" text="Access the Learning Platform" window="new" ] Sample statement of results The percentage of uniform rank can be seen on the most right column and it only appears in student’s statement of results. The percentage uniform mark will appear on the statement of results only, not on certificates. Must Read - What is an IGCSE Certificate and The Benefits It Offers Cambridge O Level - IGCSE grade boundaries: The Grading Grade Percentage A* 90-100 A 80-89 B 70-79 C 60-69 D 50-59 E 40-49 There is also an ‘Ungraded’, which shows that the candidate failed to reach the standard required grade for E. Register now to secure your spot and take the next step towards success! - [maxbutton id="3" url="https://www.tutopiya.com/webinar/" text="Join Our Free Webinar" window="new" ] GCE Cambridge O Level in Singapore Next, we also have the GCE O Level examination that is held in Singapore. The grading for the GCE O Level in Singapore differs from the two that have been mentioned in the article. The grading is specific to the students in Singapore and what comes after their O Level years. Must Read: Singapore School System: The Stages of Education IGCSE Grades Grade Range A1 75 and above A2` 70 to 74 B3 65 to 69 B4 60 to 64 C5 55 to 59 C6 50 to 54 D7 45 to 49 E8 40 to 44 F9 Below 40 The grading system in Singapore for the GCE O Level is more differentiated as there are 3 different paths offered to a student when they complete their GCE O Levels. Must Read - GCE A-Level Singapore – H1, H2 and H3 Explained A closer look into the marking and IGCSE grade boundaries of these papers The IGCSE Cambridge Board receives over 8 million answer scripts a year from students all over the world. Hence, the Cambridge Board goes through a series of thorough grading to ensure every candidate gets the correct grade. Must Read - 9 reasons why IGCSE is the best curriculum for your child For papers that are Multiple Choice, they are marked automatically by a computer. Whereas for any other exam, every student’s work is marked in the same way. Cambridge ensures that examiners are teachers or experts in the subject, and also carefully selected and trained. It is vital that these examiners mark to the same standard so every student is awarded the right marks. Read Now - Interesting Facts About the Cambridge IGCSE Curriculum You Did Not Know After the marking for scripts is done, the board sets the grades. They use a mixture of statistical evidence and expert judgment to agree on grade boundaries for the year of examination. This is due to the fact that exam papers may vary in difficulty from year to year, hence they set grade boundaries in the right place so candidates are not given a lower grade because the paper they sat for is more difficult than last year’s. Find out how the Cambridge International mark and grade your papers here.

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Cambridge IGCSE Grading Boundaries Explained 2024 | IGCSE Marking and Grading System

Eleen Tan October 12, 2021 No Comments

IGCSE: Curriculum strengths, subject choices and IGCSE Grading System As you may be familiar with, the Cambridge Board offers Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge O…

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All You Need To Know – Top Facts on IGCSE and IB Boards

Eleen Tan October 12, 2021 No Comments

This article will provide you with an overview of how the IGCSE and IB Boards compares to one another. It includes the curriculum they cover…

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7 Things To Know About The Cambridge Checkpoint System

Eleen Tan July 30, 2021 No Comments

What is Cambridge Checkpoint? Cambridge Checkpoint is a series of assessments for use in the final year of a child’s primary and secondary education. It…

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IGCSE Examinations in Singapore: The Ultimate Guide

Eleen Tan May 21, 2021 No Comments

The ultimate guide for students applying as private candidates for the IGCSE exams in Singapore. The following will be covered: Why take IGCSE examinations What…

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5 Tips To Get Through Your IGCSE Exams

Hanan April 28, 2021 No Comments

The Cambridge IGCSE will begin within a few days and for many, this would be their first major board examinations. Here are 5 tips for…

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5 Things To Know About IGCSE Malaysia – The Ultimate Guide

Eleen Tan March 15, 2021 No Comments

IGCSE Malaysia is slowly emerging though it is still uncommon for Malaysian students to sit for the IGCSE. Much like any other Asian countries, Malaysia…

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Cambridge IGCSE Grading Boundaries Explained 2024 | IGCSE Marking and Grading System

All You Need To Know – Top Facts on IGCSE and IB Boards

7 Things To Know About The Cambridge Checkpoint System

IGCSE Examinations in Singapore: The Ultimate Guide

5 Tips To Get Through Your IGCSE Exams

5 Things To Know About IGCSE Malaysia – The Ultimate Guide

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