What time does UCAS Track update on A level results day?
17.08.2022 - 14:09
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Students up and down the country are anxiously awaiting their A level results this week. It's the first time in two years that teenagers have sat official exams for their A levels.
In 2021 and 2022, learning and exams were both disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic and instead grades were given by teachers. They were asked to consider a range of evidence, including mock exams, coursework, and in-class assessments to decide on pupils' grades.
For many, the grades they achieve will determine whether or not they get a place at the university of their choice. In England, students will get their A level and AS level results on Thursday, August 18.
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For those waiting to see where they will end up at university in September, here is everything you need to know about UCAS Track and what time it updates.
Students going through the university application process can keep track of their application on UCAS Track. UCAS will send your grades to your chosen universities, so they can decide whether or not you have been accepted.
Their decision will be displayed on UCAS Track. In the lead up to results day, Track is 'frozen' and there won't be any changes made during this time.
The system will then be updated at 8am on results day. UCAS has warned that there will be high traffic on the website, so people will need to remain patient.
Track will not show your A Level results - but it does show you your university offers. Once decisions have been made by your chosen universities, and UCAS has been notified, you can expect to see the following:
If no decisions are showing, give your universities or colleges a call to find out more.
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