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Eton College · A level · summer 2012

Eton College, A level 2012: 35.7% of 801 entries graded A*

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  • 35.7%

    82% A*–A · 96.4% A*–B

    A-level entries graded A*

    of 801 entries · summer 2012 exams

    Checked against the original

    Eton College A-level 2012 — school final results Open original: Eton College A-level 2012 — school final results

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    Eton College. A-level entries graded A*: 35.7% of 801 entries, summer 2012 exams. Status: Checked against the original. Source: Eton College A-level 2012 — school final results, https://web.archive.org/web/20130117181227id_/http://etoncollege.com/userfiles/files/GCE%20A2%20081112.pdf. Checked by The Schools Record on 9 September 2026. The Schools Record, https://theschoolsrecord.co.uk/evidence/research:eton:2012:audit-al2012/

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What it counts

School primary table; printed percentages retained at source precision.

The figures

As printed. Percentages are of subject entries, not pupils.

Entries
801
A* · A-level entries on Eton’s earlier 2012 statistics sheet, superseded by its definitive table
35.7
A*–A · A-level entries on Eton’s earlier 2012 statistics sheet, superseded by its definitive table
82
A*–B · A-level entries on Eton’s earlier 2012 statistics sheet, superseded by its definitive table
96.4
A*–C
99.1
A*–D
99.9
A*–E
100
A* count
286
A count
371
B count
115
C count
22
D count
6
E count
1
Qualification
A-level
Grade scale
A*–E
Notes and original wording (6)
What it counts
School primary table; printed percentages retained at source precision.
Note
A-level/A2 only. Pre-U and short courses are excluded. The inherited headline version differs; no averaging or conversion is used. Denominator calculated from printed grade totals. Grade counts describe subject awards, not pupils. Blank source cells have not been entered as printed zero counts.
What it counts
Examination grade distribution
Who is counted
School-published A-level subject-grade awards
Publication status
Verified primary publication; printed percentages
Year
2012

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Where it was published

Notes on this record

Where it’s from
Checked against the original publication; percentages as printed
Where it’s from
Checked against the original publication; percentages as printed
Worth knowing
A-level/A-level only. Pre-U and short courses are excluded. The inherited headline version differs; no averaging or conversion is used. Denominator calculated from printed grade totals. Grade counts describe subject awards, not pupils. Blank source cells have not been entered as printed zero counts.
How the source defines it
School primary table; printed percentages retained at source precision.

Revision log

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Revised by the school · logged · Correction C39

Eton’s definitive 2012 A-level table, printed in its Admissions Brochure 2013–14, gives 35.7% A* and 82.2% A*–A of 803 entries; its earlier statistics sheet gave 35.7% and 82.0% of 801.

Published versions
VersionDateFiguresStatus
v1: Eton College GCE A2 statistics, summer 2012 (sheet dated 8 Nov 2012)Dated286 A* and 371 A grades of 801 entries (35.7% A*, 82.0% A*–A)Superseded
v2: Eton College Admissions Brochure 2013–14, pages 12–13: the school’s definitive 2012 resultsFile dated287 A* and 373 A grades of 803 entries (35.7% A*, 82.2% A*–A)Current
  • A*, A*–A, A*–B: A-level entries on Eton’s earlier 2012 statistics sheet, superseded by its definitive table · outside the A-level series
What was checked

Eton’s Admissions Brochure 2013–14 prints the school’s “definitive 2012 results”: 287 A* and 373 A grades of 803 A-level entries (35.74% and 82.19%), which its Cumulative statistics row prints as 35.7% and 82.2%. The school’s earlier statistics sheet counts 286 A* and 371 A grades of 801 entries. Compared row by row: Economics A* 8 → 9 (78 → 79 entries); History A 34 → 35 (71 → 72 entries); History of Art A/B 9/4 → 10/3; totals A* 286 → 287, A 371 → 373, B 115 → 114, entries 801 → 803. Its counts give 96.39% A*–B. The owner decided on 29 Sep 2026 that the definitive table is the year’s result; the earlier sheet stays on record as the superseded version.

Can I compare it?

  • A*, A*–A and A*–B: left out of comparisons: measured differently.
Record details

Record ID research:eton:2012:audit-al2012. Quote it if you report a problem.

As recorded

The record’s own wording, where this page puts it in plainer words.

Check note
School identity, year and grade columns checked; calculations remain labelled.
Source note
Verified primary publication; printed percentages
Note
A-level/A2 only. Pre-U and short courses are excluded. The inherited headline version differs; no averaging or conversion is used. Denominator calculated from printed grade totals. Grade counts describe subject awards, not pupils. Blank source cells have not been entered as printed zero counts.
Collection note
A-level/A2 only. Pre-U and short courses are excluded. The inherited headline version differs; no averaging or conversion is used. Denominator calculated from printed grade totals. Grade counts describe subject awards, not pupils. Blank source cells have not been entered as printed zero counts.

Source references

Codes and identifiers

Evidence
P
Record Id
research:eton:2012:audit-al2012

Comparison codes

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  • a_star_a · incompatible definitions · exact · 0 decimal places · origin P
  • a_star_b · incompatible definitions · exact · 0 decimal places · origin P

Check log

  1. 2026-09-09 · * · verified · Eton College A-level 2012 — school final results · Subject grade-count table and/or Totals / Cumulative % row

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