Choose the exact course
Select the board, qualification, specification and tier. The calculator keeps the exact course attached to its own boundary data.
AQA · OCR · Pearson Edexcel Drama
What mark do you need?
Enter the marks you already have. The calculator shows what you need across the papers still to come, using published GCSE and A-level grade boundaries.
GCSE results · 20 August 2026
Check your 2026 GCSE result
Choose your board and subject. The calculator opens on the confirmed June 2026 boundary. Enter the marks from your result to see your overall grade and how far you were from your target. For most single GCSEs here, enter every paper mark to compare your papers as well.
- Pick your board and subject.
- Choose the grade you wanted and enter the official paper marks.
- Calculate to see the overall gap and, where available, which papers were furthest from that level.
A-level resit students
Use your 2026 result
Choose your board and subject, then enter the paper marks from your result. The calculator opens on the official June 2026 boundaries and shows your overall grade, paper-by-paper performance and how many marks separate you from your target.
- Pick AQA or OCR and your A-level subject.
- On the next page, choose your target grade and enter every paper mark from your statement of results.
- Calculate to see the overall gap, paper profile and improvement planner.
Start with your subject
Enter known marks
Leave future papers empty. A mark of zero is accepted as a completed paper score.
Compare boundary years
Use June 2026 for a current result, or compare it with the two previous normal published series.
Use the 2026 boundaries
The GCSE and A-level calculators use confirmed June 2026 boundaries. AQA and OCR cover the current subject set; Pearson Edexcel GCSE Drama is included as well. In-depth mode compares 2024–2026; you can also check 2022 separately because Ofqual used transitional grading that year.