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UCAS application 2026: education

Hello, idk how confusing this will sound but will try make it not sound so confusing or if it’s just me being dumb. Im a gap year student and I need to put in my a level results for university, however when i click the a level qualification which is what i believe to be A-Level (9 units) as thats the only one from the list that seems relevant, I go onto add a subject and 1) it doesn’t come up with the subject being recognised direcltly and 2) the grade comes up as two a level results eg. AA*, AB, BB ect. I didn’t get an AS grade plus there are limited options for example i am unable to put in AC. I am wondering if anyone else is having this issue or can jsut tell me which qualification to choose for standard a levels please

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Sorry you've not had any responses about this. :frown: Are you sure you've posted in the right place? :smile: Here's a link to our subject forum which should help get you more responses if you post there. :redface:

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by evietaylor06
Hello, idk how confusing this will sound but will try make it not sound so confusing or if it’s just me being dumb. Im a gap year student and I need to put in my a level results for university, however when i click the a level qualification which is what i believe to be A-Level (9 units) as thats the only one from the list that seems relevant, I go onto add a subject and 1) it doesn’t come up with the subject being recognised direcltly and 2) the grade comes up as two a level results eg. AA*, AB, BB ect. I didn’t get an AS grade plus there are limited options for example i am unable to put in AC. I am wondering if anyone else is having this issue or can jsut tell me which qualification to choose for standard a levels please

Make sure that you have the right dates on your 'school attended' (exam centre), and that you are selecting 'GCSE A level' (the correct formal title for all UK A levels) and the right exam board and subject. If you still can't make it work, talk to the UCAS person at your last school, or phone UCAS for advice.

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I don't know how to solve the issue

I would tell the teacher about this

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