Published 2 years ago

Results day: A-level grades lower than last two years but higher than pre-pandemic levels

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A-level grades received by UK students are lower this year than in 2021 and 2020 but remain higher than pre-pandemic levels - the last time students physically sat exams. This year is expected to be highly competitive for university places, as admissions service Ucas acknowledged that universities have been more cautious in their offers.

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BBC News

Top A-level grades fall in first exams since Covid

Around 36% of grades are A* and A – with most applicants assured of university or college place.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Number of top A-level grades falls sharply as north-south divide grows

As and A*s down 8.4 percentage points on last year’s teacher-assessed grades, amid warning of ‘stark’ private-state divide

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

A-level grades down from 2021 but higher than last exam-sitting year - follow live

Near-record number make grades for first or second choice universities, Ucas says

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

A-level grades fall for first time since lockdown but are higher than pre-Covid

Hundreds of thousands of students across England, Northern Ireland and Wales have discovered their A-level results this morning, with the number achieving highest grades slightly down on 2021

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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