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Candidates are required to complete one Modular Test and one Completion Paper. The UMS boundaries for unit levels are stable throughout the specification's lifetime, unlike the raw mark boundaries which are set independently for each series. Subject Level UMS boundaries for grades A to G are also stable, but the A* UMS boundary is determined independently for each series. 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However, the Raw Mark boundaries are set independently in each examination series.  \nIf you are planning to use these Raw Mark boundaries to estimate future performance and grades, they must be used with caution, as they change each series.  \nSubject Level UMS boundaries for grades A to G are stable for the lifetime of the specification and do not change. A* is only awarded at Subject Level and the A* UMS boundary is set independently in each examination series.","cbCaiogZV5HZl6Ot","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiogZV5HZl6Ot","pdf",241997,"English","# Modular Tests (GMC1-GMC4)\n## GMC1\n## GMC2\n## GMC3\n## GMC4\n# Completion Papers (GMC5-GMC8)\n## GMC5\n## GMC6\n## GMC7\n## GMC8","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between Raw Mark Boundaries and Uniform Mark Boundaries (UMS)?\",\"answer\":\"Raw Mark Boundaries are set independently for each examination series, while Uniform Mark Boundaries (UMS) for unit levels are stable for the lifetime of the specification. The A* UMS boundary at Subject Level is also set independently per series, whereas A-G boundaries are stable.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the requirements for completing the GCSE Mathematics (2017) qualification?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates must complete one Modular Test and one Completion Paper as part of the qualification.\"},{\"question\":\"Can I use these Raw Mark Boundaries to estimate future grades?\",\"answer\":\"It is advised to use these Raw Mark boundaries with caution if you are planning to estimate future performance and grades, as they change for each examination series and are not indicative of future results.\"}]","GCSE Mathematics (2017) - Raw to Uniform Mark Boundaries - Summer 2026 | PDF"]