A-Level Maths Grade Calculator

Enter your marks across Paper 1 (Pure), Paper 2 (Pure) and Paper 3 (Statistics & Mechanics) to estimate your A-Level grade. Works for AQA, Edexcel, and OCR specifications.

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Enter Your Marks

Three 2-hour papers, 100 marks each. Enter mock or past paper scores.

Grade Marks (out of 300) Percentage
A*225+75%+
A195 – 22465% – 74%
B165 – 19455% – 64%
C135 – 16445% – 54%
D105 – 13435% – 44%
E75 – 10425% – 34%
U0 – 740% – 24%

Typical recent boundaries for AQA/Edexcel/OCR A-Level Maths — actual boundaries vary each session by ~5 marks.

What's in A-Level Maths?

A-Level Mathematics is assessed by three 2-hour papers, 100 marks each. Two papers test Pure Maths (algebra, calculus, trigonometry, vectors, proof), and one tests a combination of Statistics and Mechanics. Every paper is out of 100 and all three contribute equally to the final grade. A calculator is allowed in all papers.

Paper 1 & Paper 2: Pure Maths

Pure content split across both papers: algebra and functions, sequences and series, trigonometry, exponentials and logarithms, differentiation, integration, numerical methods, vectors, proof. Some specifications place specific topics in Paper 1 vs Paper 2; others allow any pure topic on either paper.

Paper 3: Statistics & Mechanics

Statistics (probability, binomial and normal distributions, hypothesis testing, statistical sampling) and Mechanics (kinematics, forces, Newton's laws, moments) typically split 50-50 within the paper. For many students this is the lowest-scoring paper — unfamiliarity with the applied content and its specific notation is the most common cause.

Where A-Level Maths Students Lose Marks

In our experience tutoring A-Level Maths at Think Smart Academy, students most often lose marks on integration by parts, hypothesis testing, and 3D vectors — topics that look straightforward in lessons but trip students up under time pressure. If Paper 3 is 15+ marks behind Papers 1 and 2, that's almost always Statistics terminology or Mechanics diagrams — not underlying Pure Maths skill.

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