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IGCSE Additional Mathematics (0606) Grade Thresholds

The minimum marks Cambridge set for each grade in 19 IGCSE Additional Mathematics sessions from 2020 to 2026, taken from Cambridge's grade threshold table for each session. Every table is linked, so you can check any number against the source: from March 2022 the links go to Cambridge's own PDFs; for 2020 and 2021, which Cambridge no longer lists, to copies of the same tables.

Latest: June 2026

An A* needed 138 to 141 out of 160 (86% to 88%), depending on the option. A grade C needed 59 to 62 out of 160 (37% to 39%).

Where each grade starts on one option: components 11, 21, out of 160. Across all 3 options in June 2026, an A* needed 138 to 141.

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2026 (PDF) · June 2026 papers

How the A* threshold has moved

The mark needed for an A*, as a percentage of the maximum, in each session in our files. Where options differed, the bar runs from the lowest to the highest.

M = March, J = June, N = November. Sessions with no grade threshold table in our files are left out. Every number is in the table below.

A* and C thresholds by session

Session A* C Source
June 2026 138 to 141 out of 160 (86% to 88%) 59 to 62 out of 160 (37% to 39%) Cambridge (PDF)
March 2026 139 out of 160 (87%) 57 out of 160 (36%) Cambridge (PDF)
November 2025 135 to 138 out of 160 (84% to 86%) 39 to 45 out of 160 (24% to 28%) Cambridge (PDF)
June 2025 135 to 137 out of 160 (84% to 86%) 51 to 59 out of 160 (32% to 37%) Cambridge (PDF)
March 2025 139 out of 160 (87%) 56 out of 160 (35%) Cambridge (PDF)
November 2024 135 to 142 out of 160 (84% to 89%) 37 to 51 out of 160 (23% to 32%) Cambridge (PDF)
June 2024 132 to 135 out of 160 (83% to 84%) 47 to 56 out of 160 (29% to 35%) Cambridge (PDF)
March 2024 136 out of 160 (85%) 62 out of 160 (39%) Cambridge (PDF)
November 2023 142 to 143 out of 160 (89%) 43 to 49 out of 160 (27% to 31%) Cambridge (PDF)
June 2023 131 to 134 out of 160 (82% to 84%) 41 to 42 out of 160 (26%) Cambridge (PDF)
March 2023 130 out of 160 (81%) 61 out of 160 (38%) Cambridge (PDF)
November 2022 130 to 136 out of 160 (81% to 85%) 35 to 44 out of 160 (22% to 28%) Cambridge (PDF)
June 2022 118 to 133 out of 160 (74% to 83%) 34 to 46 out of 160 (21% to 29%) Cambridge (PDF)
March 2022 100 out of 160 (63%) 38 out of 160 (24%) Cambridge (PDF)
November 2021 131 to 132 out of 160 (82% to 83%) 36 to 39 out of 160 (23% to 24%) Copy (PDF)
June 2021 126 to 128 out of 160 (79% to 80%) 47 to 48 out of 160 (29% to 30%) Copy (PDF)
March 2021 118 out of 160 (74%) 52 out of 160 (33%) Copy (PDF)
November 2020 128 to 134 out of 160 (80% to 84%) 44 to 53 out of 160 (28% to 33%) Copy (PDF)
March 2020 144 out of 160 (90%) 72 out of 160 (45%) Copy (PDF)

No grade threshold table in our files for: May/June 2020.

How to read these tables

Your grade comes from your total mark across the papers you sat, after Cambridge's weighting. Each option is one combination of papers, written as component codes: for most components the first digit is the paper and the second is the variant, so 12 is Paper 1, Variant 2 (a few, mostly in the English tables, use other codes). Schools in different administrative zones sit different variants, which is why one session has several rows. Use the row with your components; your exams officer can tell you which ones you were entered for.

Cambridge sets the thresholds after marking, aiming to keep each grade as hard to reach as it was the year before, so they move from session to session.

From 2026 Cambridge's tables list each combination of components without an option code, so the Option column shows a dash for those sessions.

Cambridge's tables also list a 90-mark option made only of component 50 (with component 60 in some English tables). It is not one of the 0606 papers in the syllabus, so it is left out here. The linked PDF always has the full table.

Every session's thresholds

June 2026: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
– 11, 21 160 14112292624936
– 12, 22 160 13811788594633
– 13, 23 160 13811788594633

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2026 (PDF) · June 2026 papers and mark schemes

March 2026: 1 option
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
– 12, 22 160 13911988574330

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, March 2026 (PDF) · March 2026 papers and mark schemes

November 2025: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13811680453424
AY 12, 22 160 13611376392920
AZ 13, 23 160 13511077453321

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, November 2025 (PDF) · November 2025 papers and mark schemes

June 2025: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13511080513927
AY 12, 22 160 13711587594633
AZ 13, 23 160 13711485564331

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2025 (PDF) · June 2025 papers and mark schemes

March 2025: 1 option
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AY 12, 22 160 13911987564432

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, March 2025 (PDF) · March 2025 papers and mark schemes

November 2024: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 14012084483421
AY 12, 22 160 13511073372819
AZ 13, 23 160 14212487513621

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, November 2024 (PDF) · November 2024 papers and mark schemes

June 2024: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13210576473523
AY 12, 22 160 13511083564432
AZ 13, 23 160 13210576473523

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2024 (PDF) · June 2024 papers and mark schemes

March 2024: 1 option
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AY 12, 22 160 13611287625038

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, March 2024 (PDF) · March 2024 papers and mark schemes

November 2023: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 14312687493726
AY 12, 22 160 14312687493726
AZ 13, 23 160 14212584433119

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, November 2023 (PDF) · November 2023 papers and mark schemes

June 2023: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13410875423019
AY 12, 22 160 13110372413019
AZ 13, 23 160 13110372413019

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2023 (PDF) · June 2023 papers and mark schemes

March 2023: 1 option
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AY 12, 22 160 13010784614938

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, March 2023 (PDF) · March 2023 papers and mark schemes

November 2022: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13110268352617
AY 12, 22 160 13010168362617
AZ 13, 23 160 13611378443017

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, November 2022 (PDF) · November 2022 papers and mark schemes

June 2022: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13310676463422
AY 12, 22 160 1189062342516
AZ 13, 23 160 12710073463626

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2022 (PDF) · June 2022 papers and mark schemes

March 2022: 1 option
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AY 12, 22 160 1007958382716

Source: Cambridge grade threshold table, March 2022 (PDF) · March 2022 papers and mark schemes

November 2021: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13210571382716
AY 12, 22 160 13210471392716
AZ 13, 23 160 13110369362616

Source: copy of the Cambridge grade threshold table, November 2021 (PDF) · November 2021 papers and mark schemes

June 2021: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 12810174473625
AY 12, 22 160 12610074483726
AZ 13, 23 160 12610074483726

Source: copy of the Cambridge grade threshold table, June 2021 (PDF) · June 2021 papers and mark schemes

March 2021: 1 option
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AY 12, 22 160 1189674524028

Source: copy of the Cambridge grade threshold table, March 2021 (PDF) · March 2021 papers and mark schemes

November 2020: 3 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AX 11, 21 160 13410880534231
AY 12, 22 160 12810072453627
AZ 13, 23 160 13210574443016

Source: copy of the Cambridge grade threshold table, November 2020 (PDF) · November 2020 papers and mark schemes

March 2020: 1 option
Option Components Out of A*ABCDE
AY 12, 22 160 14412297726048

Source: copy of the Cambridge grade threshold table, March 2020 (PDF) · March 2020 papers and mark schemes

Frequently asked questions

How many marks do you need for an A* in IGCSE Additional Mathematics?

In June 2026, an A* needed 138 to 141 out of 160 (86% to 88%), depending on the option (the combination of papers) you were entered for. Across the 19 sessions on this page, the A* threshold ran from 63% to 90% of the marks, so it is worth checking the table for the session you are practising.

Why does one 0606 session have several grade thresholds?

Cambridge sets a threshold for each option, and each option is a different combination of papers and variants. Schools in different administrative zones sit different variants, so use the row that matches the papers you sat. Your exams officer can tell you which components you were entered for.

Where do these 0606 grade thresholds come from?

From Cambridge International's grade threshold table for each session, linked next to every session on this page. Cambridge publishes grade thresholds after each exam series on its grade threshold tables page.

Official source: Cambridge IGCSE grade threshold tables. If a number here ever differs from the table your school received, the school's copy is the one that counts, so ask your exams officer.

More for Additional Mathematics: all past papers · Additional Mathematics hub · how grade thresholds work