IGCSE Maths Past Papers & Grade Boundaries
Hub: IGCSE maths past papers — Cambridge & Edexcel.
Grade boundaries change each series — past papers help you estimate raw mark targets, not guarantee grades.
Sensible use of boundaries
| Do | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Track mock % vs last year’s boundary | Assuming old boundaries for your series |
| Aim for consistent method marks | Panic after one hard paper |
Practise on Higher or Foundation papers matching your entry.
Frequently asked questions
Cambridge A* raw mark?
Varies by series — check published thresholds after results.
Edexcel 4MA1 grade 9?
Typically high raw on Higher — full papers matter more than topic drills alone.
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