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In the UK, a grade D in GCSE Maths is considered a pass, but it is a lower pass compared to higher grades like C or above. The grading system was reformed, and now grades are represented as numbers from 9 to 1, with grade 4 being the standard pass mark. A grade D typically corresponds to a grade 3 or 4 in the new system, depending on the specific exam and year. However, many colleges and employers may prefer higher grades for entry requirements.

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