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I’m worried my school has gave me the wrong candidate number, I’m 58th in my year alphabetically but my number was 4072. I asked someone else and they said theirs was 4053 and they are 43rd In my year, I don’t know if they got the 4 muddled up with 5. But I’m worried I’ll fail all my exams if my school are wrong. I know my number was definitely 4072, will they be in trouble/ what would happen if it were their mistake?
(edited 4 years ago)
There is no requirement for candidate numbers to be issued alphabetically, though it is normal. In this case I suspect they haven't tidied up their numbers from ages back and so there were some already allocated that couldn't be re-used when they gave your year group numbers. However, the reason is irrelevant. You have a number, use it. It will all be fine.
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