Cambridge IGCSE & O Level results day: Tuesday 18 August 2026

Cambridge IGCSE and O Level results for the June 2026 series are released on Tuesday 18 August 2026 at 06:00 BST (UTC+1). Your results come through your school or centre. Many schools also enable Cambridge’s candidate results website — myresults.cie.org.uk — where you can view your results online.

Your school or centre may release results to you later than that, at its own local time — check with your exams officer. If you do not have login details for the results website, ask the exams officer at your school; Cambridge does not issue them to students directly.

What your statement of results shows

Your statement of results lists the grade you achieved in each syllabus you entered for the series. Cambridge IGCSE grades run from A* to G, and Cambridge O Level grades run from A* to E. Some IGCSE syllabuses can instead be graded 9 to 1 — your school will tell you which scale applies to you. A result below the lowest grade is reported as ungraded. If anything on your statement looks wrong, raise it with your exams officer.

What grade thresholds are

A grade threshold is the minimum mark needed for each grade in that series. Thresholds vary by paper and by session, so a threshold from a past series does not tell you this year’s. Cambridge publishes grade threshold tables for each series on its website.

Thresholds are published on results day.

If your grades are not what you needed

Take a breath before deciding anything. Then talk to your school — your teachers and your exams officer can see the detail behind your results and walk you through the options.

If you think a grade does not reflect your work, ask your school about an enquiry about results, including whether a remark makes sense. Enquiries go through your school or centre.

If you decide to retake, ask your school whether entering the November 2026 series is an option for you.

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