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GCSE results day 2020: Grades soar for third year as quarter of pupils get top marks

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The percentage of pupils getting the top grades in their GCSEs has increased for the third year in a row - to more than a quarter.

More than one in four (25.9%) GCSE entries in England scored one of the three top grades this year, up from just over a fifth (20.7%) last summer, figures from exams regulator Ofqual show.

The overall pass rate has increased from 70% in 2019 to 79% this year - but Ofqual have said the years are not comparable due to the coronavirus pandemic and cancellation of exams.

The results have been assessed through teacher-predicted grades and not from an algorithm that was the cause of chaos with A-levels last week.

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