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Collating exam results -how??

If I do GCSEs from various exam boards as a private (home ed) candidate and over a few sittings, how does the information get collected/stored? Eg if I did a couple of OCR in June 2025 then a couple CAIE in 2026 etc and eventually went on to A levels, who collates the info? Probably a silly question! TIA

Reply 1

PinkMobilePhone

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Well you'll get a certificate for each exam you take, regardless of which exam board you took it with. So you can keep them all together in a folder for example.

Aside from that, each separate exam board will keep a record of your results that you took with them.

If you take your exams somewhere like Tutors and Exams, when you log into your account online you can see all the exams you've taken with them, even if you took them on different years or with different exam boards.

Does that answer your question?

Reply 2

LizBy

Hi and thank you for taking the time to reply.
Yes it does, very much.

I have a Distance Learning Provider but we might try and do some independently to spread over time and I just wondered where the data gets stored for later to pass on to UCAS (potentially).

Kind regards

L