Results and your choices

Summer 26 Results

8am Thursday 13th August – A/AS levels, BTEC, Criminology and EPQ results day

8am Thursday 20th August – GCSE results day

Getting your results

You will be able to access their results from 8am via CEDAR. Results will be accessible via the 'Exams' section of your CEDAR profile.

Students expecting results should therefore double-check that they can access their CEDAR account by Friday 7th August at the latest. If you are unable to access CEDAR or your BHASVIC email, please contact the IT Team at the email address: ithelpdesk@bhasvic.ac.uk.  

Certificates are provided to BHASVIC approximately 3 months after the exam series, these will be available to collect or they will be posted to you. Please see the main exams page for information about dates and arrangements. To update their postal address students should email registry@bhasvic.ac.uk from their BHASVIC account. 

Troubleshooting

If you are unable to access myBHASVIC, CEDAR, or your BHASVIC email please contact the IT Team: ithelpdesk@bhasvic.ac.uk.

In the unlikely event that you experience any issues when you have logged into CEDAR, please contact the CIS Team at the email address: cis@bhasvic.ac.uk.

BHASVIC Post-Results Services

After you receive your results you have a number of choices:

A copy of your exam paper (script) for one or more of your exam papers

A review of marking

Re-sit (see re-sit page)

Appeals

Which service is right for you?

Please be aware that there will be limited advice available about the on-course progress compared to exam results, or advice from subject teachers on decisions as to whether you should acquire your scripts, request a review of marking or retake exams – teachers are on annual leave at this point and will be available again from September. The college can provide general advice on all these matters at this time. 

External students

As an external student you will not have access to the forms listed below, therefore if you require any of the services please email results26@bhasvic.ac.uk. please add external student to the subject of your email.

Breakdown of results

A breakdown of your results will be available on CEDAR.

Grade boundaries will be available on the individual exam board website from 8am on the relevant results days.

Copy of your exam paper

The purpose of this service is to enable you to see your exam paper and see where you gained scores, did well or went wrong. Digital scripts are designed to come back quickly to support reviews of marking, for university entry this Autumn. This service is also relevant to students considering retaking an exam. It allows you to work out your revision strategy based on how you did in the exam the first time around. 

If you would like a copy of your exam paper please complete the request form (below), for each subject. Please note you will need to be logged in using your BHASVIC login. These will be emailed to your BHASVIC email address.

Deadline: Midday Wednesday 16th September 2026

Cost: £5 per paper (unless you are in receipt of the bursary)

Copy of your exam paper request form - A-levels & BTEC (this form opens at 8am on 13th August)

Copy of your exam paper request form – GCSE (this form opens at 8am on 20th August)

Requests will not be processed unless payment has been made via ParentPay 

Review of Marking

If you are considering requesting a review of marking because you are dissatisfied with your examination grade, please bear in mind the following:

Consider your predicted grades, ongoing assessment provided by your teacher(s), mock exam results and any advice or expectations you had about what you were realistically going to achieve. If your result is way off what you expected and how well you think the exam(s) in the subject went, then you may be right to consider a review of marking.

Exam boards will only change a grade due to errors, or if marking is out of tolerance when reviewing papers. Reviewers will not re-mark scripts; the service is a post-results review of the original marking to ensure that the agreed mark scheme has been applied correctly. Adjustments will not be made due to minor differences in professional opinion (e.g. slightly harsh or slightly lenient marking).

Your marks could be lowered following the outcome of a review and your overall grade could go down.

Requests for a review of marking is expensive (see below).

The services above are available only for written papers. Coursework and practical elements cannot be reviewed and have already been checked and moderated.

There are two levels of service for reviews of marking, priority and non-priority. Choose priority if a Further or Higher Education place is dependent upon the outcome of a review of marking, the exam board have 15 days to respond. The non-priority service is open for longer but the exam boards have a longer time to respond, up to 20 days.

A-Level and BTEC

Priority deadline: Midday on Wednesday 19th August 2026

Non-priority deadline: Midday on Friday 18th September 2026

Cost: The costs below are for each paper.

Exam Board	Priority Cost (per paper)	Non-Priority Cost (per paper)
AQA	£70	£60
Edexcel	£80	£70
OCR	£90	£75
WJEC / Edquas	£70	£60

Priority Review of marking request form - A-level & BTEC (this form opens at 8am on 13th August)

Non-priority of marking request form - A-Level & BTEC (this form opens at 8am on 13th August)

Please note you will need to be logged in using your BHASVIC login. Requests will not be processed unless payment has been made via ParentPay. The outcome will be emailed to your BHASVIC email address.

GCSE

Deadline: Midday on Friday 18th September 2026

Cost: The costs below are for each paper.

Exam Board	Non-Priority Cost (per paper)
AQA	£55
Edexcel	£60
WJEC/Edquas	£55
OCR	£75

Non-priority of marking request form – GCSE (this form opens at 8am on 20th August)

Refunds for review of marking

You will be provided with a refund if your grade goes up, however, this is done by each ‘order’, therefore if you request all 3 papers at the same time then you would get a refund for all 3, however if you requested 1 paper at a time then the refund would only apply for the paper(s) for which the grade increased.

Appeals

If you want to appeal then you need to have requested a breakdown of results, a copy of your exam paper and then a review of marking. Any application for appeal would need to be supported by BHASVIC, it is a long and expensive process. If this is your situation please contact us at results26@bhasvic.ac.uk.

Special Consideration frequently asked questions

Was my Special Consideration request submitted to the exam board?

Yes, all requests we submitted on behalf of our students to the Exam Boards.

What adjustment did the exam board make?

Exam Boards do not provide this information to you or to the college.

In hindsight, I realise I was disadvantaged when I took an exam but did not apply for Special Consideration. Can this now be considered by the exam board as part of a review of my grade?

Special Consideration applications are no longer possible, and your only recourse is to either accept the grade you have or retake the A Level. Reviews of grades are only relevant where you think your paper may have been incorrectly marked by the examiner.