I lost my Maths GCSE certificate so what do I do?

I'm meant to have 2 maths GCSE certificate because when I was in year 10, I did my maths GCSE and achieved an A grade, in year 11 when I retook it I achieved an A*. At the moment I only have the A grade certificate because the other one is lost but I put down I achieved A* and the uni is asking me to bring all my GCSE certificates so would it make a difference if I just bring what I have for maths? I also still have my mid year school report from year 11 and my math's teacher commented I achieved my A* target grade, so would that count as proof or is it worth issuing another certificate because it is quite expensive! Thanks!

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hichili

Hello!

I was in the same position myself. What you need to do is find out which exam board you sat Maths with, and apply for a Certificate Statement of Results/Lost Certificate. For AQA, go here, for OCR, go here and for Edexcel, go here. Of course, if you were with a different exam board, simply type that exam board into Google along with 'replacement certificate' and you should be good to go!

Hope this helped!

University of Birmingham

Birmingham

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