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Results - JCQ Joint Council for Qualifications JCQ - Joint Council for Qualifications Members LoginWell-nighJCQ Our Aims Our Members Our Board of Directors Customer Service Statement Useful Links JCQ and Vocational Qualifications Exams Office Calendar Assessment and grade setting: an overview Access Arrangements, Reasonable Adjustments and Special Consideration Appeals CAP (Centre Admin Portal) Coursework Entries Exam Room Posters General Regulations 'ICE' - Instructions for conducting examinations Information for candidates documents Key Dates and Timetables Malpractice Non-Examination Assessments Past Papers Post-Results Services Results and Certification Other documentsViewingResults A-Levels GCSEs Diploma Media Centre Media Contacts News Releases Our Board of Directors VideosViewingSystem Creating a question paper Assessment and Grade Setting: An Overview Size and scale of the system The life of a script Examiners and Marking Ensuring standards are the same wideness AwardingPersonsPast Papers Publication of results The A2C Project FAQs GDPR Results Other Common Questions Contact Us Contact Details for JCQ and Members Email Us A2C Why Benefits How When Who is Involved Who is Moving When Switchover A2C Specification Download Contact Us Homegrown FAQ Centre FAQ Correspondence A2C News Home FAQs Results Results What do I do if I haven’t got the A level grades I needed to take up my provisionary university place? What should I do if I wish to re-sit one or increasingly of my A levels? What should I do if my grade was lower than I expected and I want this to be reviewed? Ofqual’s recent consultation on marking reviews and appeals said students can request a re-mark themselves, is this true? Where do I get my results from? Can I have a reprinting of this year’s national results for GCE, GCSE, FSMQ, Ex-Projects, ELC, Principal Learning etc.? I want figures for the number of candidates getting ‘A’ grade in French ‘A’ level/ percentage of females getting 10 or increasingly GCSEs etc. What do I do if I haven’t got the A level grades I needed to take up my provisionary university place? First of all – don’t panic! There are a number of sources of help and advice, including your school or college. A good starting point may be the UCAS website: www.ucas.com; this includes information well-nigh the Clearing system and from 7 am on results day you can trammels your position on ‘Track’ using your using number and password, if you are holding a provisionary offer/s. Ofqual moreover publishes a helpful guide to the A level system, including a section on results day and a list of other sources offering information. You can find this at: www.ofqual.gov.uk/news-and-announcements What should I do if I wish to re-sit one or increasingly of my A levels? You should talk to your school or higher well-nigh what re-sit opportunities there are, when these are misogynist and for which subjects/units. What should I do if my grade was lower than I expected and I want this to be reviewed? The process by which schools and colleges may have candidates’ marks reviewed is set out in the JCQ Post-Results Services Information and guidance for centres document. This document provides information on: Enquiries well-nigh results Re-mark services Access to Scripts – Photocopies and Original scripts This can be accessed on the JCQCIC website here. The document must be used by schools and colleges, in conjunction with any supplementary information provided by awarding bodies, to inform decisions regarding post-results services. The deadlines for each service are set out on page 2 of the booklet. Requests for enquiries well-nigh results must be made by the school or higher on the candidate’s behalf and must be made to the relevant awarding body/ies. Candidates should be enlightened that if a mark is reviewed it could stay the same, go up or go down. Candidates should withstand this in mind when considering whether to ask a school or higher to seek a re-mark on their behalf. Ofqual’s recent consultation on marking reviews and appeals said students can request a re-mark themselves, is this true? JCQ exam boards will not be unsuspicious enquiries well-nigh results or appeals uncontrived from students.  Exam boards think it’s really important that students have the support of their teachers when making decisions like this, and schools moreover have the right technical expertise to discuss these issues with exam boards. Exam boards will protract to offer this service for private candidates as they are not based within a school or college.   Where do I get my results from? The awarding persons send results to schools and colleges electronically. Schools and colleges use this electronic data to produce results slips, wontedly known as candidate provisional statements of results. Candidates must collect their viewing results from their school or college. AwardingPersonscannot requite out results to individuals. Can I have a reprinting of this year’s national results for GCE, GCSE, FSMQ, Ex-Projects, ELC, Principal Learning etc.? The overview of the national results is downloadable from theViewingResults section of this website from 09:30am on results day. The national results for previous years (starting from 2001) are moreover downloadable from the website here. I want figures for the number of candidates getting ‘A’ grade in French ‘A’ level/ percentage of females getting 10 or increasingly GCSEs etc. The results published by the JCQ relate to entries and not to candidates. Many schools and colleges will offer qualifications from a number of awarding bodies, so a candidate might be sitting English ‘A’ level with AQA, Mathematics ‘A’ level with Edexcel and History ‘A’ level with OCR which together would show their overall results. The JCQ data shows the joint results of the entries of the member awarding bodies. So for example, the data can show that performance has increased or declined at ‘A’ level or GCSE and within the grades; whether increasingly or fewer candidates are choosing to take a particular subject. It cannot show whether increasingly boys or girls unzip five or increasingly passes at GCSE. The Government produces victory and attainment tables well-nigh GCSEs and ‘A’ levels in the pursuit Autumn/ Spring and these are published on the DfE website ( www.education.gov.uk ) © JCQ CIC 2018 Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions Site by Doodle London