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2026 A-Level and IGCSE Results Dates and UCAS Clearing Guide

Edexcel 2026 results lookup guide: login via qualifications.pearson.com Results using Centre Number + Candidate Number + Date of Birth, with exam feedback reports. Compare CIE, Oxford AQA and UCAS Clearing facts, verified as of 13 August 2026.

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For Edexcel (Pearson) 2026 A-Level and IGCSE results, go to the Results area of qualifications.pearson.com and log in using Centre Number + Candidate Number + Date of Birth – all three are required. Some subjects also include an exam feedback report. Results are published on the official results day; for 2026, consult the Pearson results page for the exact date and time (including UK and Beijing time).

Edexcel results lookup

Note: The exact release date and time for 2026 are not listed in the provided facts; always check the Pearson results page for the official schedule.

Cambridge CIE results

Oxford AQA results

UCAS Clearing after results

FAQ

When are Edexcel 2026 results released?

The exact date and time (with UK and Beijing time) are not specified in the provided facts. Check the Pearson results page for the official schedule. The page is: https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/Services/results-for-students.html

Can I get my results on the Pearson portal without a Centre Number?

No. The login requires Centre Number + Candidate Number + Date of Birth – all three are mandatory. Without any one of them, you cannot access the Results area.

Do Cambridge private candidates use the same portal as school candidates?

No. School candidates use a school-provided login on myresults.cie.org.uk. Private candidates do not use the portal; their results are emailed to the address they registered with.

Where do Oxford AQA private candidates collect their results?

They must contact the exam centre where they registered (e.g., British Council) to collect the results in person. There is no online personal access.

How does Clearing work after results day?

Clearing is the UCAS process for students without an offer or who missed their conditions. It opens immediately after A-Level results are published. Vacancies are updated live, and you must contact universities directly. No specific offers or success rates are provided in these facts.

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