Pearson Edexcel IAL results day: Thursday 13 August 2026
Pearson Edexcel International A Level (IAL) results for the June 2026 series are released to students on Thursday 13 August 2026. Your results come through your school or centre. Some students also have access to Pearson’s online results service, ResultsPlus Direct — ask your exams officer whether that applies to you.
Your school decides how and when it shares results with you on the day — check with your exams officer before results day if you are not sure what to expect.
What your statement of results shows
Your statement of results lists the grade you achieved in each subject you entered for the series. If anything on it looks wrong, raise it with your exams officer.
What grade boundaries are
A grade boundary is the minimum mark needed for each grade in that exam series. Boundaries vary by paper and by series, so a boundary from a past series does not tell you this year’s. Pearson publishes grade boundaries on its website 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 Pearson’s post-results services. Requests go through your school or centre.
If you decide to retake, ask your school about your options.
Other results days
- Cambridge AS & A Level — Tuesday 11 August 2026
- Cambridge IGCSE & O Level — Tuesday 18 August 2026
- GCSE — Thursday 20 August 2026
- All results days 2026

Still building your IAL, unit by unit
With IAL, today’s result is one unit among several you’re still building. You can know a topic and still lose marks — the difference is usually method and mark-scheme habits, not knowledge.
Nexo is Nexelia’s AI study coach, and it stays with you between exam series — not just the week before.
It works backwards from your exam date, so you’re not guessing what to revise today. It marks practice answers the way examiners mark them and shows you where the marks actually went. And it keeps bringing back what you got wrong until it stops being what you get wrong.
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