Should I show mark boundaries on academic CV? I am writing an academic CV for PhD applications. I have included the marks for each exam I did in my final year. 

The marking scheme is slightly unusual: the threshold for the highest mark was 59 (normally around 70). I got (~10 marks) higher than 59 in a few papers and I want it to be clear that I was above the boundary, should I mention in the CV that the boundary was 59?
If the exams are listed in your transcript, then you do not need to repeat them in your CV. The reason is that they'll be better (and officially) explained on your transcript.