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GCSE results day 2027

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GCSE results day 2027

Thu 19 August

GCSE results come out on Thursday 19 August 2027.

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GCSE results day 2027: Thu 19 August. GCSE results come out on Thursday 19 August 2027. Schools and colleges can hand them out from 8am; they receive them the day before, but cannot share them early.

June 2027 key dates (JCQ)
First exam10 May 2027
Last exam18 June 2027
Contingency day23 June 2027
Results to schools (not shared)18 August 2027
Results day19 August 2027

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The last GCSE exam on the shared timetable is on Friday 18 June, with Wednesday 23 June kept as a contingency day.

Questions people ask

When is GCSE results day 2027?

Thursday 19 August 2027 (JCQ).

What time do GCSE results come out?

From 8am. Schools receive them the day before but cannot share them early.

When do GCSE exams start in 2027?

Monday 10 May 2027. The last GCSE exam on the shared timetable is on Friday 18 June, with Wednesday 23 June kept as a contingency day.

Is GCSE results day after A-level results day?

Yes, a week after. A-level results day 2027 is Thursday 12 August.

How we work this out

What it does

Thursday 19 August 2027, from 8am. Count down to it, or to your first and last exams.

GCSEs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, June 2027 series, from every JCQ board (AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC Eduqas, CCEA).

Method

  1. Every date is copied from JCQ's key dates for the June 2027 series, which all the boards share.
  2. Results reach schools on Wednesday 18 August 2027 under embargo; students get them from 8am on Thursday 19 August (AQA's results days page).
  3. The countdown counts whole days from today's date on your device.