Official AS & A2 Results Day 2016

Does anyone know when edexcel results plus updates?

Why does the date for results day change every year? Last year it was the 13th now the 18th not exactly fair

Why does the date for results day change every year? Last year it was the 13th now the 18th not exactly fair

Are you AS or A2? A2
AS grades - AAAA
A2 predictions - A*A*A
What subjects are you taking? MEI maths and further maths, OCR A Chemistry
How did exams go? every exam had that killer question
To which university are you hoping to go to? UCL
To study what? Maths G100
How are you feeling about results day? I already know i did not achieve the grades required so need to start preparing for clearing

Is it me or does time seem to be going a lot faster this year as opposed to last year, for the run up to results day?

Edexcel papers from this year anyone?


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Edexcel papers from this year anyone?


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For me it's absolutely DRAGGING!

For me it's absolutely DRAGGING!

Serious question:
About 4 months after I had submitted my UCAS application, I decided that I would not take certain exams in the summer. I contacted UCAS on Twitter to confirm if this was okay and I was told it was as long as it's not part of the offer (which they weren't). However, I came across this page on the UCAS website:

https://www.ucas.com/ucas/undergraduate/apply-and-track/track-your-application/making-changes.

This is worrying me now because I thought I had sorted it all out a while ago but apparently not. I was not told on Twitter that I had to contact the universities or to contact UCAS on the email address on the page. It says on the page that this can cause delays on results day which worries me.

The exams I decided not to take are:
STEP I
STEP II
STEP III
6PH01 resit
6PH02 resit
When I added physics to my UCAS form, I put it as pending and listed the resits under it and not what I got at AS. Would this be a problem?

At the time I wasn't sure which STEP paper I was going to take so I was told to put down all of them. Of course, later on I decided that I didn't have the time to do any of them. I also decided against doing the resits because I could still get an A or an A* without resits so I thought it would be best to concentrate on my A2 modules which could improve my grade more than the resits. I did mention STEP on my personal statement as well, however, I still attended the STEP sessions even after deciding not to do STEP as I really did enjoy them.

Should I contact my two universities now about these changes or is it too late? Both universities don't require STEP or the physics resits as part of their offer. Warwick gives a choice of conditions and two of them don't require STEP. I submitted my application early because I had to for Cambridge so I was a bit rushed to finish it and I was still unsure as to whether I would actually take these exams or not.

Any help will be greatly appreciated

Same here - I just can't stop thinking about my results.

You should definitely contact them now. As that article says you should have well before the exams but doing it now would be a sign of good faith. They could decide to not accept you on the grounds that you lied in your application if you don't and whilst I'm not sure teh prosedure for after exams I'm sure if you explain that it was a genuine mistake they won't mind.
im more worried about getting into uni... My grades can be worse then I want but not getting in would hurt more.

*cue another post of me commenting on how quickly time is going and how soon results day is*

I'll do that then thanks. Hopefully it won't be a problem. I genuinely didn't know. That person on UCAS told me lies.