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Religious Studies
OCR A-level · June 2025 ·1 award
3600298A*259A214B169C124D79E0
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| Award | Code | Max | A* | A | B | C | D | E | U |
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| Religious Studies | H573 | 360 | 29883 | 25972 | 21459 | 16947 | 12434 | 7922 | 00 |
Transcribed from Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations, June 2025 (PDF), retrieved 2026-08-16.
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The same subject on other boards, June 2025
Raw marks are not comparable between boards, because the maximum marks differ. The percentage of the maximum is the only fair comparison — and it is usually closer than people expect.
| Board | Award | Code | Max | A* | A | B | C | D | E | U |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OCR | Religious Studies | H573 | 360 | 29883 | 25972 | 21459 | 16947 | 12434 | 7922 | 00 |
| AQA | Religious Studies (Option A) | 7062A | 200 | 17387 | 14874 | 12261 | 9648 | 7136 | 4623 | — |
| Edexcel | Religious Studies (1 + 2 + 3) | 9RS0 | 240 | 21389 | 18778 | 15565 | 12351 | 9238 | 6125 | 00 |
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Questions
- What was the grade C boundary for OCR A-level Religious Studies in June 2025?
- In June 2025, Religious Studies: 169 out of 360.
- Will the boundaries be the same next year?
- No. Boards reset boundaries after every series so a grade means the same thing even when a paper is harder or easier than intended. Past boundaries tell you the likely range, not the answer.