When will June Cambridge 2023 results be released?

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to access and interpret your Cambridge IGCSE, AS & A Level and O- level results for the year 2023. This article aims to provide you with all the necessary information you need to know about the release dates, exam registration key dates, and how to check your results online. We understand that this is an important milestone in your academic journey, and we are here to support you every step of the way.

Understanding the Exam Series and Timetables

Before we delve into the specifics of the results release and exam registration, let’s take a moment to understand the different exam series and their corresponding timetables.

March 2023 Session (India and Romania)

The March 2023 series is specifically for candidates in India and Romania. This series offers component exemptions and component adjustments. If you unexpectedly cannot take some of the components for an acceptable reason, you may apply for special consideration. Here are the key dates for the March 2023 series:

• 13 September 2022: Entries open on CAIE Direct
• 06 October 2022: Application and entries deadline for candidates requiring modified papers
• 27 November 2022: Final entries deadline for first-time entries, application deadline for access arrangements
• 14 December 2022: Late entries deadline for first-time entries
• 22 January 2023: Retake entries deadline (from the November 2022 series only)
• 06 February 2023: Start of timetabled exams
• 06 March 2023: End of timetabled exams
• 30 April 2023: Application deadline for priority results
• 24 May 2023: Results released on Direct
• Early June 2023: Results despatch sent
• 11 June 2023: Enquiries about results deadline
• Late June 2023: Certificates sent

June 2023 Session (International)

The June 2023 series is for international candidates. It offers component exemptions, component adjustments, and guidance for components. Special consideration can also be applied for candidates who cannot take some of the components unexpectedly. Here are the key dates for the June 2023 series:

• 10 October 2022: Estimated entries deadline
• 21 January 2023: Deadline for ordering modified papers
• 21 February 2023: Final entries deadline for first-time entries, deadline for requesting access arrangements
• 17 April 2023: Late entries deadline
• 24 April 2023: Start of the timetabled exam period
• 30 April 2023: Deadline for forecast grades
• 09 June 2023: End of timetabled exam period
• 17 June 2023: Deadline for withdrawals
• June – July 2023: Marking and grading period
• 10 August 2023 at 06:00 UTC+1/GMT+1: Results released for Cambridge International AS & A Level, AICE and Cambridge International Project Qualification
• 16 August 2023: Results released for Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge O Level
• 20 September 2023: Deadline for enquiries about results
• Late October 2023: Certificates sent

November 2023 Session (International)

The November 2023 series is another international exam series, offering component exemptions. However, component adjustments and guidance for components will not be available. Here are the key dates for the November 2023 series:

• 10 May 2023: Estimated entries deadline
• 01 July 2023: Deadline for ordering modified papers
• 21 July 2023: Deadline for requesting access arrangements
• 16 August 2023: Final entries deadline for first-time entries
• 21 September 2023: Late entries deadline, the final deadline for retake entries from the June 2023 series
• 02 October 2023: Start of timetabled exam period
• 31 October 2023: Deadline for forecast grades
• 17 November 2023: End of timetabled exam period
• 25 November 2023: Deadline for withdrawals
• Mid-January 2024: Cambridge International AS & A Level results released, Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge O Level results released
• 26 February 2024: Deadline for enquiries about results
• Late March 2024: Certificates sent

Accessing Your Results Online

Now that we have covered the exam series and timetables, let’s explore how you can access your Cambridge IGCSE, AS & A Level results online. Cambridge offers a convenient and secure Online Results Service, which is the quickest and easiest way to access your exam results. Here’s how you can register for the service:

• Accessing your results – information for UK and International centres (PDF, 1MB)
• Accessing your results – information for Cambridge Associates (PDF, 1MB)

1. Visit the Cambridge English Online Results Service page ( https://candidates.cambridgeenglish.org). OR https://direct.cie.org.uk/: CIE Direct is a website for Cambridge exams officers to submit entries, view results and exchange information with Cambridge securely. It can only be used by approved Centres.
2. Click on the “Register” button.
3. Enter your Candidate ID and Secret Number from your Confirmation of Entry.
4. Provide your email address and choose a password.

Once you have registered, you will receive an email confirming when your results are ready. You can then log in to the Online Results Service to view your results. For detailed instructions on the registration process, you can visit our Support website.

Interpreting Your Results and Next Steps

Receiving your results can be an exciting and, at times, nerve-wracking experience. It’s important to remember that results are not the only measure of success. If your grades do not meet your expectations, there are several options and pathways available to help you reach your desired goals. Here are some next steps you can consider:

1. University and College Admissions

If you narrowly miss the grades required for your chosen university or college course, don’t lose hope. Admissions offices often consider other factors and may still accept you or offer you a place on a different course. It’s essential to reach out to your school or college for guidance in exploring these options.

2. Exam Resits

If you feel confident that you can improve your grades, you may have the opportunity to resit some or all of your exams. Speak to your school or college to discuss the possibility of resitting and the necessary steps to take. They can provide you with guidance and support throughout the process.

3. Alternative Pathways

Higher education is not the only option available to you. Apprenticeships and traineeships can provide valuable hands-on experience and qualifications in various industries. Additionally, entry-level jobs offer opportunities for immediate entry into the workforce. Take the time to research and consider alternative pathways that align with your interests and career goals.

4. Gap Year

If you find yourself undecided or needing more time to explore your options, taking a gap year can be a valuable experience. It allows you to gain new perspectives, develop skills, and reflect on your future path. Use this time to engage in meaningful activities such as volunteering, internships, or travel, which can further enhance your personal and professional growth.

Appealing Exam Results

In some cases, you may feel that your exam results do not accurately reflect your abilities or performance. If you are unhappy with your results, it’s important to follow the appropriate appeals process. Here’s a breakdown of the steps to take:

1. England, Wales, and Northern Ireland

• Step 1: Contact your school or college. They will liaise with the exam board on your behalf and request a review of your marks.
• Step 2: If you still believe your grades are unfair after the review, your school or college can help you submit an appeal to the exam board.
• Step 3: If you are not satisfied with the outcome, you can request a review from the exams regulator, Ofqual.

2. Scotland

• Step 1: Speak to your school or college if you have concerns about your final grade. They can guide you in appealing directly to the Scottish Qualification Authority (SQA) free of charge.
• Step 2: If your appeal is accepted, the SQA will review the marks you received.

Conclusion

Congratulations on completing your Cambridge IGCSE, AS & A Level exams. We hope this comprehensive guide has provided you with valuable information on the results release dates, exam registration key dates, and how to access your results online. Remember, your results are just one part of your academic journey, and there are various pathways available to achieve your goals. Stay positive, explore your options, and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Best of luck in your future endeavours!