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IGCSE International Mathematics (0607) Grade Thresholds

The minimum marks Cambridge set for each grade in 18 IGCSE International 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 219 to 224 out of 250 (88% to 90%) on the Extended options, depending on the option. A grade C needed 128 to 130 out of 200 (64% to 65%) on the Core options and 101 to 107 out of 250 (40% to 43%) on the Extended options.

Where each grade starts on one Extended option: components 21, 41, 61, out of 250. Across all 3 Extended options in June 2026, an A* needed 219 to 224.
Where each grade starts on one Core option: components 11, 31, 51, out of 200. Core options are graded C to G. Across all 3 Core options, a C needed 128 to 130.

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. Core options, which do not award an A*, are not included.

M = March, J = June, N = November. Sessions with no grade threshold table in our files, or whose table gives no maximum mark for these options, are left out. Every number is in the table below.

A* and C thresholds by session

Session A* C Source
June 2026 219 to 224 out of 250 (88% to 90%)
Core: 128 to 130 out of 200 (64% to 65%)
Extended: 101 to 107 out of 250 (40% to 43%)
Cambridge (PDF)
March 2026 222 out of 250 (89%)
Core: 137 out of 200 (69%)
Extended: 111 out of 250 (44%)
Cambridge (PDF)
November 2025 193 to 219 out of 250 (77% to 88%)
Core: 123 to 132 out of 200 (62% to 66%)
Extended: 80 to 102 out of 250 (32% to 41%)
Cambridge (PDF)
June 2025 211 to 216 out of 250 (84% to 86%)
Core: 133 to 135 out of 200 (67% to 68%)
Extended: 94 to 100 out of 250 (38% to 40%)
Cambridge (PDF)
March 2025 219 out of 250 (88%)
Core: 142 out of 200 (71%)
Extended: 130 out of 250 (52%)
Cambridge (PDF)
November 2024 257 to 264 out of 300 (86% to 88%)
Core: 148 to 159 out of 240 (62% to 66%)
Extended: 111 to 139 out of 300 (37% to 46%)
Cambridge (PDF)
June 2024 253 to 257 out of 300 (84% to 86%)
Core: 164 to 165 out of 240 (68% to 69%)
Extended: 105 to 113 out of 300 (35% to 38%)
Cambridge (PDF)
March 2024 249 out of 300 (83%)
Core: 171 out of 240 (71%)
Extended: 148 out of 300 (49%)
Cambridge (PDF)
November 2023 250 to 264 out of 300 (83% to 88%)
Core: 145 to 149 out of 240 (60% to 62%)
Extended: 95 to 116 out of 300 (32% to 39%)
Cambridge (PDF)
June 2023 251 to 255 out of 300 (84% to 85%)
Core: 171 to 174 out of 240 (71% to 73%)
Extended: 101 to 108 out of 300 (34% to 36%)
Cambridge (PDF)
March 2023 229 out of 300 (76%)
Core: 153 out of 240 (64%)
Extended: 140 out of 300 (47%)
Cambridge (PDF)
November 2022 228 to 250 out of 300 (76% to 83%)
Core: 142 to 145 out of 240 (59% to 60%)
Extended: 96 to 109 out of 300 (32% to 36%)
Cambridge (PDF)
June 2022 217 to 237 out of 300 (72% to 79%)
Core: 143 to 149 out of 240 (60% to 62%)
Extended: 86 to 105 out of 300 (29% to 35%)
Cambridge (PDF)
March 2022 243 marks
Core: 151 marks
Extended: 124 marks
Cambridge (PDF)
November 2021 229 to 236 marks
Core: 137 to 143 marks
Extended: 92 to 101 marks
Copy (PDF)
June 2021 218 to 248 marks
Core: 145 marks
Extended: 84 to 113 marks
Copy (PDF)
March 2021 263 marks
Core: 161 marks
Extended: 145 marks
Copy (PDF)
November 2020 233 to 251 marks
Core: 140 to 141 marks
Extended: 80 to 122 marks
Copy (PDF)

No grade threshold table in our files for: March 2020, 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.

A dash means that grade is not available on that option (for example, Core options go no higher than C).

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

For the 2020 to early-2022 tables, Cambridge states one maximum mark for the whole syllabus, but in International Mathematics the Core and Extended options have different maximums, so those rows show marks without a maximum.

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 0607 papers in the syllabus, so it is left out here. The linked PDF always has the full table.

Every session's thresholds

June 2026: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
– 11, 31, 51 200 –––129109907050
– 12, 32, 52 200 –––130110917049
– 13, 33, 53 200 –––128106856341
– 21, 41, 61 250 2241981521078359––
– 22, 42, 62 250 2191891451018161––
– 23, 43, 63 250 2201911461028160––

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

March 2026: 2 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
– 12, 32, 52 200 –––137114916743
– 22, 42, 62 250 2221941521119069––

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

November 2025: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 200 –––123103836241
AY 12, 32, 52 200 –––132110896745
AZ 13, 33, 53 200 –––123102816141
BX 21, 41, 61 250 193155117805938––
BY 22, 42, 62 250 2191891451028161––
BZ 23, 43, 63 250 212174136987757––

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

June 2025: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 200 –––133110876543
AY 12, 32, 52 200 –––135111886440
AZ 13, 33, 53 200 –––135111886542
BX 21, 41, 61 250 211173133947455––
BY 22, 42, 62 250 2161831411007958––
BZ 23, 43, 63 250 214179138977758––

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

March 2025: 2 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AY 12, 32, 52 200 –––142118947046
BY 22, 42, 62 250 21918915913010173––

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

November 2024: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 240 –––159127956535
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––148121956739
AZ 13, 33, 53 240 –––148121956739
BX 21, 41, 61 300 2572151631118253––
BY 22, 42, 62 300 26422818313911082––
BZ 23, 43, 63 300 2592181651138354––

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

June 2024: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 240 –––1641371108356
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––1651381128558
AZ 13, 33, 53 240 –––1651381128558
BX 21, 41, 61 300 2572151641137946––
BY 22, 42, 62 300 2552111611117846––
BZ 23, 43, 63 300 2532061551057546––

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

March 2024: 2 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––1711421138455
BY 22, 42, 62 300 24921518114811277––

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

November 2023: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 240 –––145118926640
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––149122967044
AZ 13, 33, 53 240 –––149122967044
BX 21, 41, 61 300 254209152956944––
BY 22, 42, 62 300 2642291721168962––
BZ 23, 43, 63 300 250200148976942––

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

June 2023: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 240 –––1721441168758
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––1711421148760
AZ 13, 33, 53 240 –––1741451168758
BX 21, 41, 61 300 2522041541047547––
BY 22, 42, 62 300 2552111591087950––
BZ 23, 43, 63 300 2512021511017243––

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

March 2023: 2 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––1531271017549
BY 22, 42, 62 300 22919916914011183––

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

November 2022: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 240 –––142112825426
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––145114845424
AZ 13, 33, 53 240 –––145114845424
BX 21, 41, 61 300 228184140967248––
BY 22, 42, 62 300 2502031561098357––
BZ 23, 43, 63 300 2492011531068156––

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

June 2022: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 240 –––147118906234
AY 12, 32, 52 240 –––149120926436
AZ 13, 33, 53 240 –––143115875931
BX 21, 41, 61 300 224178132865830––
BY 22, 42, 62 300 2371931491057444––
BZ 23, 43, 63 300 217173129865830––

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

March 2022: 2 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AY 12, 32, 52 – –––151121916029
BY 22, 42, 62 – 2432031631249057––

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

November 2021: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 – –––143117916539
AY 12, 32, 52 – –––137110835731
AZ 13, 33, 53 – –––137110835731
BX 21, 41, 61 – 229183137926641––
BY 22, 42, 62 – 2361911461017550––
BZ 23, 43, 63 – 2361911461017550––

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

June 2021: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 – –––145114845424
AY 12, 32, 52 – –––145114845424
AZ 13, 33, 53 – –––145114845424
BX 21, 41, 61 – 2482031581137231––
BY 22, 42, 62 – 218173128845731––
BZ 23, 43, 63 – 235187139926232––

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

March 2021: 2 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AY 12, 32, 52 – –––1611321047648
BY 22, 42, 62 – 26322618514510770––

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

November 2020: 6 options
Option Components Out of A*ABCDEFG
AX 11, 31, 51 – –––141114886236
AY 12, 32, 52 – –––140112855831
AZ 13, 33, 53 – –––140112855831
BX 21, 41, 61 – 233182131805938––
BY 22, 42, 62 – 2512081651229263––
BZ 23, 43, 63 – 2512081651229263––

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

Frequently asked questions

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

In June 2026, an A* needed 219 to 224 out of 250 (88% to 90%) on the Extended options, depending on the option (the combination of papers) you were entered for. Across the 13 sessions on this page that state a maximum mark, the A* threshold ran from 72% to 90% of the marks, so it is worth checking the table for the session you are practising.

Why does one 0607 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 0607 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 International Mathematics: all past papers · International Mathematics hub · how grade thresholds work