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Original post by theJoyfulGeek
Also, your results slip isn't the final certificate! You get those in October.
Generally November - certificates often don't arrive in schools until the very end of October and they take some sorting out before they can be handed out.
Just to tidy up the dummy results sheet here: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/gcse/understanding-your-gcse-results-slip
Candidate numbers are only ever 4 digits long, e.g. 1234
ULN: used in the UK to store all your educational records but only allocated to students who have attended a state school past the age of 13.
UCI - used to identify you uniquely for all GCSE and A level qualifications and is of the form 222220181234A (I could explain what it all means if you really wanted)
Candidate numbers are only ever 4 digits long, e.g. 1234
ULN: used in the UK to store all your educational records but only allocated to students who have attended a state school past the age of 13.
UCI - used to identify you uniquely for all GCSE and A level qualifications and is of the form 222220181234A (I could explain what it all means if you really wanted)
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