AQA A-level Politics grade boundaries by year
AQA A-level Politics
The A boundary has ranged from 61% to 68%
Lowest in 2022, highest in 2019. June 2025: 149 out of 231.
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'19'20'21'22'23'24'2561%68%- A
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2027 exams
- Wed 12 MayPaper 1 - The Government and Politics of the UKMorning
- Mon 24 MayPaper 2 - Comparative Politics: Government and Politics of the USAAfternoon
- Tue 15 JunPaper 3 - Political IdeasAfternoon
Questions people ask
What was the A boundary for AQA A-level Politics in 2025?
149 out of 231 (65%). Since 2019 it has been as low as 61% (2022) and as high as 68% (2019).
When are the AQA A-level Politics exams in 2027?
The first paper is on Wednesday 12 May 2027 and the last on Tuesday 15 June 2027.
Why do grade boundaries change every year?
Each year's papers are different, so the board moves the boundaries to keep a grade worth the same. A harder paper gets lower boundaries.
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How we work this out
What it does
Every June AQA A-level Politics grade boundary from 2019 to 2025 as a percentage, and the 2027 exam dates.
AQA A-level Politics: the board's published June qualification boundaries from 2019 to 2025. No summer exams were sat in 2020 or 2021.
Method
- Each boundary is the published mark divided by the qualification's total marks that June.
- The range is the lowest and highest of those percentages across the years shown, rounded to the nearest whole percent.
- Where the board sets different boundaries for different option papers, each option has its own line.