This Page provides results from the 2025 General Certificate of Education Examination – Advanced Level in Cameroon.
The General Certificate of Education Advanced Level, which is more commonly known as the GCE A Level, is a school leaving qualification that is offered by secondary schools, sixth form colleges, and further education colleges in the United Kingdom, as well as in some countries within the Commonwealth, and at a large number of international schools all over the world. In Scotland, students have the option of pursuing this qualification rather than the Highers, which are the standard option.
The qualification was first introduced in 1951 to replace the Higher Schools Certificate, and final examinations are typically taken in England and Wales at the end of Year 13 after two years of classroom study, which has traditionally been referred to as the sixth form. The qualification was initially introduced in 1951.
GCE A Level Grading Scale and UCAS Tarrif Point Allocation
Exams taken at the A level are scored on a scale ranging from A* to E. Students who take the full A level in addition to the AS receive one grade for each subject, and the results of the AS are incorporated into the point score for the A level if the AS is not “cashed in” as a terminal credential after the first year of study. Students who take the full A level in addition to the AS are awarded one grade for each subject. For universities that use the centralized Universities and Colleges Admissions Services (UCAS) process for admission, grades are also attributed Tariff Points (for an explanation of what Tariff Points are, see below). The following is a breakdown of how many Tariff Points are awarded for each A level grade:
Students’ AS credentials are evaluated on a range from A to E (there is no A*), and the following is the UCAS weighting for each letter grade:
At the A and AS levels, a “U” signifies an unclassified performance that is not certified. This is the case regardless of the level.
Applied subjects use the same grading scheme and are awarded the same number of UCAS Tariff Points as the rest of the GCE AS and A level subjects. Nevertheless, the following is how the AS and A double award is reported:
List of GCE A Level Examined subjects
The first new A level examinations would be given in other topics in 2017, with the first cohort commencing their studies in 2015. The following subjects would be on the list of those subjects for which the first new A level examinations would be given in 2017:
- English Language and Literature
- English Language
- English Literature
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- History
- Geography
- Psychology
- Art and design
- Sociology
- Business studies
- Economics
- Computing
How to Check GCE A level Examination Results
The General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Exams Results After being Out Published or You can get in the Following ways.
- Online (Through Different Website and Blogs)
- From Your school
- From News papers
- From Telecom companies Cameroon
In past years, telecommunications providers such as MTN and Orange Cameroon gave students the opportunity to verify their GCE results via a USSD code provided by MTN.
receive assistance with checking GCE results by using USSD codes, and more.
However, there is a cost associated with this.
How to Check GCE A level Examination Results Online
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.Go to https://camgceb.org/
.Press on searching Tab and Write GCE A level Examination Results
.The After results opened Click Download pdf
.Go to your Device file storage to check your Results
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