GCSE Computer Science Cambridge IGCSE (CIE) Grade Boundaries

Grade thresholds are the minimum weighted marks you need for each grade in Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science (syllabus 0984). Cambridge sets the thresholds once marking is complete for the whole cohort, based on how the papers scored and how past cohorts performed.

Cambridge lets candidates sit different combinations of components for IGCSE Computer Science, so each combination has its own set of grade thresholds. Your school decides which combination to enter you for. Check your statement of entry, or ask your teacher which components you sat.

Cambridge scales individual component marks before adding them up, so the total after weighting sits at the value in the 'max' column, not the raw sum of component maxes. When you're scoring past papers, add up your raw marks, apply Cambridge's published scaling, then compare the weighted total against the threshold on this page.

Cambridge International publishes grade threshold tables per syllabus within a few days of IGCSE results being issued each August. They land on Cambridge's grade threshold tables page as one PDF per syllabus.

Sit past papers timed, mark them against the official Cambridge mark scheme, and compare your weighted total to the threshold for your option. A Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science course can help you work through the syllabus systematically. Score against the past-papers library as you go.

Yes. Our Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science course covers the syllabus with notes, quizzes and past papers. Use the past-papers library to time yourself against real Cambridge papers, then check your weighted total against the thresholds on this page.