OCR A level Further Maths B (MEI) Y421/01: Mechanics major PAB, June 2019
OCR's Y421/01: Mechanics major PAB for Further Maths B (MEI) (H645), from the June 2019 exams. Each link opens the board's own PDF on ocr.org.uk in a new tab.
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Grade boundaries for this paper
The marks out of 120 that each grade needed on Y421/01, Mechanics Major in June 2019. A grade for one paper on its own is only a guide; the real grade comes from all the papers together.
| Grade | A* | A | B | C | D | E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mark | 85 | 69 | 55 | 41 | 27 | 14 |
Every paper's boundaries for June 2019OCR grade boundaries, A level June 2019 (opens ocr.org.uk in a new tab)
The other June 2019 papers
- Y420/01: Core Pure PAB
- Y422/01: Statistics major
- Y431/01: Mechanics minor
- Y432/01: Statistics minor PAB
- Y433/01: Modelling with algorithms PAB
- Y434/01: Numerical methods PAB
- Y435/01: Extra pure
- Y436/01: Further pure with technology
- Mechanics major
- Statistics major
- Statistics major PAB
- Mechanics Minor
- Mechanics Minor PAB
- Extra pure
- Extra pure PAB
- Further pure with technology
- Further pure with technology PAB
Every OCR A level Further Maths B (MEI) paper is on the Further Maths B (MEI) past papers page, and OCR's own list is on its website (opens ocr.org.uk in a new tab).
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