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November GCSE Exam Results

Where to find your results:

Results will be emailed to your college email account. If you think your result isn’t right, you may be eligible for a review of marking.

What to do if you think your result isn’t right:

• Talk to your tutor about a review.
• Complete the review form (if needed).
• Pay any fees at Client Services.
• Bring the signed form to the Exams Office before the deadline.

Other post-results services:

• Clerical re-checks
• Reviews of moderation
• Access to scripts

Important:

• Full information, including deadlines and fees, will be attached to your results email.
• Contact your tutor if you need advice or have questions about your results.

GCSE 2026 Dates: 

Hints & Tips / Useful Information 

1. Equipment – make sure you bring all the relevant equipment including pens (make sure they are black biro’s), pencils, calculators for the relevant Maths paper (NOT PAPER 1)  
2. Student ID – you MUST have an in-date photographic ID – your college student card. You must put this on your exam desk as you arrive – if we cannot verify your identity, you may not be able to sit your exam. It is your responsibility to ensure you have this with you. 
3. Know your exams timetable – exam dates and times will be on your statement of entry, which will be sent to your College email account
4. Arrive in plenty of time – when you arrive at college you will need to register, leave your bag and head to the exam room.  Ensure you aren’t rushing, arrive early rather than late. 
5. Know your candidate number – this will be printed on your desk card and must be added to all your exam papers 
6. Know the rules – The JCQ documents can be found here. ‘’ Make sure you read this document carefully as a breach of the regulations can lead to disqualification from all your examinations.