A-Level Accounting grade boundaries — November 2022

Cambridge International AS & A Level (9706). Minimum weighted marks for each grade in the November 2022 series, by paper combination. Find the row matching the papers you sat.

Compared with June 2022, the A* boundary for Papers 11, 21, 31 fell by 8 marks (245 → 237) and the E boundary rose by 3 marks (84 → 87).

A Level options — November 2022

Papers Max A*ABCDE
Papers 11, 21, 31 340 23770% 21062% 18354% 15145% 11935% 8726%
Papers 12, 22, 32 340 23770% 21062% 18354% 15145% 11935% 8726%
Papers 13, 23, 33 340 23770% 21062% 18354% 15145% 11935% 8726%
Papers 31, 88 340 23670% 20962% 18254% 14944% 11635% 8325%
Papers 31 170 11669% 10462% 9255% 7243% 5231% 3320%
Papers 32, 89 340 24171% 21965% 19758% 16148% 12537% 9027%
Papers 32 170 11669% 10462% 9255% 7243% 5231% 3320%
Papers 32, 88 340 23670% 20962% 18254% 14944% 11635% 8325%
Papers 33, 89 340 24171% 21965% 19758% 16148% 12537% 9027%
Papers 33 170 11669% 10462% 9255% 7243% 5231% 3320%
Papers 31, 97 340 22567% 20260% 17953% 14744% 11635% 8525%
Papers 32, 98 340 22567% 20260% 17953% 14944% 11935% 8927%
Papers 33, 99 340 23168% 20661% 18154% 14844% 11635% 8425%
Papers 32, 78 340 23168% 20661% 18154% 14844% 11635% 8425%

Marks are minimum weighted totals; percentages are rounded up. Anything below the E threshold is ungraded (U).

AS Level options — November 2022

Papers Max ABCDE
Papers 11, 21 170 10462% 8651% 7142% 5633% 4225%
Papers 12, 22 170 10462% 8651% 7142% 5633% 4225%
Papers 13, 23 170 10462% 8651% 7142% 5633% 4225%

Marks are minimum weighted totals; percentages are rounded up. Anything below the E threshold is ungraded (U).

Paper (component) thresholds — November 2022

The minimum raw mark on each individual paper. Cambridge weights and adds these to set the syllabus boundaries above; there is no A* at paper level.

Paper Max ABCDE
Paper 11 30 2170% 1550% 1344% 1137% 930%
Paper 12 30 2170% 1550% 1344% 1137% 930%
Paper 13 30 2170% 1550% 1344% 1137% 930%
Paper 21 90 5258% 4652% 3742% 2832% 2023%
Paper 22 90 5258% 4652% 3742% 2832% 2023%
Paper 23 90 5258% 4652% 3742% 2832% 2023%
Paper 31 150 9362% 8557% 7148% 5638% 4027%
Paper 32 150 9362% 8557% 7148% 5638% 4027%
Paper 33 150 9362% 8557% 7148% 5638% 4027%

November 2022 vs June 2022

Change in the minimum mark for matching paper routes (previous series). Positive = harder to reach the grade.

Papers A*ABCDE
Papers 11, 21, 31 -8 245→237 -3 213→210 +2 181→183 +3 148→151 +3 116→119 +3 84→87
Papers 31, 88 +1 235→236 +4 205→209 +7 175→182 +6 143→149 +5 111→116 +4 79→83
Papers 31 +8 108→116 +12 92→104 +16 76→92 +15 57→72 +13 39→52 +12 21→33
Papers 31, 97 +9 216→225 +12 190→202 +15 164→179 +12 135→147 +10 106→116 +8 77→85
Papers 11, 21 -3 107→104 -5 91→86 -5 76→71 -5 61→56 -5 47→42

Accounting grade boundaries June 2022 → · All sessions since March 2022 →

Frequently asked

What was the A* boundary for Accounting in November 2022?
For Papers 11, 21, 31, an A* needed 237 out of 340 weighted marks (70%). Other paper combinations have their own thresholds — see the table above.
What mark was a pass (grade E) in Accounting November 2022?
Grade E is the lowest pass. For Papers 11, 21, 31 it needed 87/340 (26%). Below that the result is U (ungraded).
Why are the paper thresholds different from the overall boundaries?
Cambridge sets a threshold for each paper (component) first, then weights and adds them to get the syllabus boundary for each combination of papers. Your grade comes from the weighted total, not from any single paper. Paper thresholds have no A* — the A* only exists at syllabus level.
Did Accounting grade boundaries go up or down in November 2022?
Compared with June 2022, the A* boundary for Papers 11, 21, 31 fell by 8 marks (245 → 237) and the E boundary rose by 3 marks (84 → 87). Boundaries move to keep the standard constant when a paper turns out harder or easier than usual.

Calculate your Accounting grade → Percentage needed for each grade

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Figures sourced from the official Cambridge grade threshold tables. Always confirm with your exam board.