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What you need for an E in Edexcel Economics A

On the most recent published boundaries, an E in Edexcel A-level Economics A needed 126 out of 335 — 38%. That is June 2026's boundary, not a promise about next summer.

126 / 335 for an E · June 2026 · 38%

The numbers

Marks needed (June 2026)126 / 335
As a percentage38%
Marks short of a D34
Highest this boundary has been126 (38%)
Lowest this boundary has been112 (33%)

What's left to get

Based on the E boundary of 126 out of 335. Next summer's boundary will differ — see the range below.

What this boundary has done, year by year

SeriesMarks%
June 202612638%
June 202512437%
June 202411233%

What to actually aim for

Across the 3 years on record this boundary has ranged from 112 to 126 — a spread of 14 marks. Aiming at the most recent figure means aiming at the middle of a moving target, so 128 is the safer number: the highest it has been, plus a small buffer for a year that has not happened yet.

Boundaries are set after every paper is marked, precisely so that a grade means the same thing in an easy year and a hard one. That is why nobody — not this page, not your teacher, not the board — can tell you next summer's number in advance. Anyone who gives you one exactly is guessing.

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Questions

What do I need for an E in Edexcel Economics A?

126 out of 335 — 38% — on the June 2026 boundaries. Across the years on record it has ranged 112 to 126, so aim nearer 128.

Will the boundary be the same next year?

Almost certainly not. Boundaries are set after marking so that a grade represents the same standard however hard the paper was. A harder paper gets a lower boundary and an easier one gets a higher boundary.

Other grades and subjects

Boundaries read 18 August 2026 from the official Edexcel document: source PDF.

Boundaries read 19 August 2026 from the exam boards' own documents. Boundaries are set per series and never apply to a future paper.