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OCR GCSE Classical Greek: Grade Boundaries & Results 2022–2026

The raw marks students needed for each grade, the percentage achieving each grade, and how they have changed since 2022. All figures are tutor2u’s analysis of the official OCR data.

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2026 entries
839
Grade 9 (2026)
54.9%
Grade 7+ (2026)
90.2%
Grade 4+ (2026)
98.1%
Grade 7 needed (2026)
135/200

OCR GCSE Classical Greek grade boundaries

Overall (subject-level) minimum raw mark for each grade, out of 200 (the paper total can change between years). The % of max row under each year lets you compare fairly even when the maximum mark changes. Why do these change? →

YearMax987654321
2026200173154135124112101795736
% of max86%77%68%62%56%50%40%28%18%
202520017315513712311096765636
% of max86%78%68%62%55%48%38%28%18%
202420016914712611410189715436
% of max84%74%63%57%50%44%36%27%18%
202320016814712511410291725436
% of max84%74%62%57%51%46%36%27%18%
202220016414212111010089705132
% of max82%71%60%55%50%44%35%26%16%

Source: OCR grade boundaries (June 2026) ↗ · tutor2u analysis.

OCR GCSE Classical Greek results - % achieving each grade

Cumulative percentage of entries achieving each grade or higher (provisional). Covers candidates of all ages.

YearEntries98+7+6+5+4+3+2+1+
202683954.978.490.293.996.598.199.599.999.9
202593351.674.887.592.295.397.399.299.999.9
202488852.875.288.392.694.496.598.199.299.9
202399554.478.190.092.294.295.998.699.499.8
20221,06757.580.390.794.196.497.799.299.9100.0

Reading 2022? 2022 was an exceptional, transitional year for grading - positioned roughly midway between the more generous 2021 arrangements and pre-pandemic (2019) standards. Treat 2022→2023 changes with caution rather than as a normal year-on-year trend.

Results source: JCQ results statistics (summer 2026) ↗ · tutor2u analysis.

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Frequently asked questions

What were the OCR GCSE Classical Greek grade boundaries in 2026?

In June 2026, out of 200 marks, the subject-level grade boundaries were - 9: 173, 8: 154, 7: 135, 6: 124, 5: 112, 4: 101, 3: 79, 2: 57, 1: 36.

What mark do you need for a grade 7 in OCR GCSE Classical Greek?

In 2026 you needed 135 out of 200 (68%) for a grade 7 in OCR GCSE Classical Greek.

What percentage of students got the top grade in OCR GCSE Classical Greek in 2026?

54.9% achieved grade 9, 90.2% achieved grade 7+, and 98.1% achieved grade 4+.

How many students took OCR GCSE Classical Greek in 2026?

There were 839 entries for OCR GCSE Classical Greek in June 2026.

Did more students get grade 7+ in OCR GCSE Classical Greek in 2026 than in 2025?

90.2% achieved grade 7+ in 2026, compared with 87.5% in 2025 - up 2.7 percentage points. The grade 9 rate went from 51.6% to 54.9%.

Was the grade 7 boundary higher or lower than last year in OCR GCSE Classical Greek?

In 2026 the grade 7 boundary was 135 out of 200 (68%), 2 marks lower than the 137 needed in 2025.

How has the number of entries for OCR GCSE Classical Greek changed since 2022?

Entries went from 1,067 in 2022 to 839 in 2026 - down 21%.

Where can I find the official grade boundaries?

Official figures are published by OCR on results day. This page shows tutor2u's analysis of the published data for quick comparison across years and boards.

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