How do universities know that you sat the TMUA

When I registered for a TMUA sitting, I did not have to enter in any information about my Personal UCAS ID. So I'm confused as to how the universities I apply to that require the TMUA will know that I did sit the paper. someone please explain ;-;

Reply 1

McGinger

Once you have applied, they will email you asking for your TMUA Id and they then can access your score from the TMUA website..

Reply 2

hera5

Original post by McGinger

Once you have applied, they will email you asking for your TMUA Id and they then can access your score from the TMUA website..

Hi, where did you find that out from? I have tried emailing universities and Pearson and not been told that, although it seems to make sense. I wasn't sure if we would need to list it as a pending exam in the education section on UCAS given that I couldn't see how they would get the resuts. Thanks.

Reply 3

mesub

Clearing and Applications Advisor, Universities Forum Helper

Original post by hera5

McGinger has many years of experience working on different sides of the UCAS cycle (admissions etc), so they are speaking from experience.

Reply 4

hera5

Original post by mesub

McGinger has many years of experience working on different sides of the UCAS cycle (admissions etc), so they are speaking from experience.

I appreciate that but this is the first year that Pearson Vue have administered the exams, so previous experience won't help. For other exams Pearson run, for example the LNAT, they ask the candidate for their UCAS number at the booking stage, however for the TMUA and ESAT this did not happen. I would like to know where McGinger got the information from. Thanks.