AQA A-level Psychology grade boundaries by year
AQA A-level Psychology
The A boundary has ranged from 61% to 69%
Lowest in 2022, highest in 2025. June 2025: 198 out of 288.
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2027 exams
- Tue 18 MayPaper 1: Introductory topics in PsychologyMorning
- Tue 25 MayPaper 2: Psychology in contextMorning
- Wed 9 JunPaper 3: Issues and options in PsychologyMorning
Questions people ask
What was the A boundary for AQA A-level Psychology in 2025?
198 out of 288 (69%). Since 2017 it has been as low as 61% (2022) and as high as 69% (2025).
When are the AQA A-level Psychology exams in 2027?
The first paper is on Tuesday 18 May 2027 and the last on Wednesday 9 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 Psychology grade boundary from 2017 to 2025 as a percentage, and the 2027 exam dates.
AQA A-level Psychology: the board's published June qualification boundaries from 2017 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.