Exams Information

Exam Results days 2025

SQA - Tuesday 5th August - via MySQA - online log in - an email with log in details was sent to students at the end of June

Cambridge AS and A Level - Tuesday 12th August - online log in - an email with log in details was sent to students at the end of June

JCQ AS and A Level - Thursday 14th August – 8AM at QEII

Cambridge iGCSE - Tuesday 19th August - online log in - an email with log in details was sent to students at the end of June

JCQ GCSE - Thursday 21st August – 9AM at QEII

Post Results Information 2025

The Exam Boards have strict procedures in place to guarantee that the examination results you receive are accurate. However, they also appreciate that errors can sometimes occur. Remember, exam results are confidential to the candidate, and we cannot share or discuss them with anyone else unless we have the candidate’s permission. The candidate’s signature is always required before any post-results services can applied for.

Access to Scripts

Two options are available from most boards:

a priority copy of your examination script to enable you to decide whether you wish to apply for other post-results services
an original copy of your exam script to use for teaching and learning purposes*

You will be asked to confirm whether you are happy for your script to be shared with the school. Some boards return these electronically and they will be forwarded to your school email address, whilst others send them via post and this can take several weeks.

*PLEASE NOTE you CANNOT apply for other post-results services if you request your original script

Clerical Re-Check

This is a check of all the clerical procedures that lead to the awarding of a grade. In simple terms, they add up the marks and check that the correct grade, according to the grade boundaries, has been applied. It is unusual but not impossible for grades to change as a result of this, particularly as a lot of exam papers are now marked electronically.

Review of Marking

This is not a ‘remark’ of the exam paper. Exam boards DO NOT remark exam papers. A review of marking includes a clerical check as well as a review of the marking parameters that have been applied to an exam paper.

Priority Review of Marking

This is only usually available for A Level students as grade decisions can impact their UCAS (University/Higher Education) applications. The deadlines to submit these are very short, so must be applied for as close to the results day as possible.

With both a Priority Review of Marking and a Review of Marking there are 3 possible outcomes.

Your original mark is lowered, so your final grade may be lower than the original grade you received. Any payment made is forfeit.
Your original mark is confirmed as correct, and there is no change to your grade. Any payment made is forfeit.
Your original mark is raised, so your final grade may be higher than the original grade you received. Full or partial refund of payment will be given.

QEII_ENQUIRIES_ABOUT_RESULTS_FORM_AND_PRICES_2025.pdf

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