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Results, appeals and resits – what to do if your A-levels don’t go to plan | UK News

By britishbulletin.com13 August 20261 Min Read
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The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (Ucas) runs a clearing process matching students with university and college courses which still have spaces., external

Students can use it if they:

  • Fail to achieve the grades for their conditional offer

  • Fail to receive any offers they want to accept

  • Decide after 30 June to apply for university

  • Achieve better grades than expected and want to change universities

Clearing opened on 2 July and closes on 19 October.

Universities make an offer to a student to join a course based on qualifications and grades or the Ucas tariff points system., external

Each A-level grade is worth a certain number of Ucas points. For example, an A* is worth 56 points and a D is worth 24 points.

Many students decide not to go to university and start an apprenticeship or go straight into work.

Others take a gap year, external so they have more time to decide what to do next.

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