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after igcse

Results Day!

This is the day you have been waiting for.

  • When are the results available?
    • IGCSE results for the May/June sitting are usually released in mid- August, and for the October/November sitting in mid-January
  •  Where do you get your results?
    • ​At the Examination Centre where you took your exams. Remember to take your ID.
    • Online - you can get authorised login details from your Examination Centre in advance of results day.
    • By post - some Examination Centres post results to private candidates.
  • What do I receive? 
    • ​A Statement of results. These are printed on full-colour watermarked stationery.
    • A Certificate showing you results - This is  available in mid-October for the May/June series and mid-March for the October/November series.  This is a very important document.  It is the only valid proof of your results. You will need it to show to any future employers or further/higher education establishments

Decisions After Results  

  • If you were expecting higher marks for a subject, you can request a re-mark. You have to pay a fee for this.
  • Students who plan to take their studies beyond IGCSE need to carefully select the subjects they take at IGCSE.
  • To study at A Level or Higher Level at IB Diploma, a good pass at IGCSE is expected.  At minimum this would be a level 5 on the 1-9 grading, C pass on the *A - G grading systems.​
  • Most universities require level 3 qualifications e.g. A Level, IB Diploma, American High School Diploma.  
  • UK universities especially also look back at IGCSE results and usually require a pass in English Language and Maths whatever you apply to study.
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  • Home
  • Courses
    • Choosing IGCSE Subjects
    • IGCSE Subjects >
      • Biology
      • Business Studies
      • Chemistry
      • Economics
      • English Language
      • English as a Second Language
      • English Literature
      • French
      • Geography
      • History
      • Maths
      • Additional Mathematics
      • Physics
      • Science Combined
      • Science Co-ordinated
      • Spanish
  • Fees
    • Course Fees
    • Methods of Payment
    • Terms and Conditions
  • Schooling Online
    • Learning at School and Online
    • Why Homeschool?
    • Special Educational Needs
    • School Refusal & Homeschooling
    • School in the time of COVID
  • Taking Exams
    • Entering for Exams
    • Exam Guidelines
    • After IGCSE
  • Contact
  • FAQ