Any updates that we make to the Cambridge Handbook are summarised in our ‘Updates to the Cambridge Handbook 2026’ document, which is available on our website. Read this document to see the last updates that we made in February 2026.
You must have a printed copy of the Key Times and Full Centre Supervision section, and sections 4 and 5, in all your exam rooms. We create separate print-ready versions of these sections, which are also available on our website.
Contact details
Make sure we have the correct contact details for your centre on Direct. See our website (under Phase 1 – Preparation) for details of how to update your contact details and change of address or name, or to request a change to the syllabuses your centre is eligible to enter. Please contact us if no one at your centre has access to Direct.
Cambridge Professional Development Qualifications (PDQs) update
Other news
Key tasks and activities
Our key dates cards provide a useful reminder of deadlines. Our monthly calendar provides more details about tasks you may need to complete each month.
All our training is free. You can sign up for our webinars on the Professional Development Calendar or see details below. Please convert the timings to your local time zone.
Introduction to being a Cambridge exams officer online course
This online course is designed for exams officers who have less than one year’s experience. It has 11 modules (approximately 1–2 hours each) and provides in-depth training for your role as a Cambridge exams officer. You can book on to the course below until 27 July 2026.
How to prepare for November 2026 exam and October 2026 test series Wednesday 3 June 2026
This webinar is for exams officers who are running exams in the October 2026 Cambridge Checkpoint test series and November 2026 exam series. It has detailed information about key deadlines, timetabling, access arrangements and entries. You can also ask us questions.
Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint series
Phase 1: Preparation
Timetables
May and October 2026 test series
The final timetables for the May and October 2026 series are available in the 'Timetables' section of the 'Support Materials' area of Direct and on our website.
March 2027 test series
The provisional timetable for the March 2027 series is available in the 'Timetables' section of the ‘Support Materials’ section of Direct. Send us your feedback by email with the subject line ‘March 2027 Checkpoint series timetable feedback’ to info@cambridgeinternational.org by 6 May 2026.
If needed, you can make an access arrangements request by using Apply for Access Arrangements. We are launching this service in phases. If you cannot use the service, you can apply for access arrangements using Access Arrangements: Preparation - Form 1 by 21 July 2026. We will let you know when Apply for Access Arrangements is available to your centre(s).
Phase 2: Entries
Entry deadlines
October 2026 test series
Final entries deadline: 16 August 2026. We will charge late entry fees for entries and amendments received after this date.
Late entries deadline: 16 September 2026. See sections 2.3 and 2.4 of the Cambridge Handbook for more information.
You can withdraw candidates until 16 August 2026 and receive a credit for the syllabus fee. You can make the withdrawal yourself using Direct.
Phase 3: Coursework and moderation
Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint Global Perspectives (0838 and 1129)
Deadline for submitting internally assessed marks and candidate work and samples
May 2026 test series
The deadline has now passed.
October 2026 test series
The deadline for the October 2026 test series is 1 October 2026.
Using Submit for Assessment
You must submit internally assessed marks and candidate work and samples through Submit for Assessment. Visit the samples database to find out how to submit marks and/or work for every syllabus/component you have made entries for.
As the exams officer, you have access to Submit for Assessment via My Cambridge, but your teaching colleagues may not. There is more information on our website about creating and managing My Cambridge accounts for colleagues in your centre.
Make sure you share this information again with any teachers in your centre who have previously used the Online Learning Area to submit marks and work.
Phase 5: Exam Day
Series test dates
May series: 11-21 May 2026
October series: 13-21October 2026
You must run each test on the date allocated in the final timetable for the test series. See our website for more information.
Running exams
See our resources and administrative forms for running tests on our website.
Exam day checklist
The Exam day checklist, under ‘Extra guidance’ helps you check that you are ready for each test.
Correct information on scripts
You must make sure that your scripts have the correct candidate numbers, candidate names and centre numbers. If you do not include this information, it will take us longer to process the mark scripts and this may impact results release for those candidates.
We have recently updated our Candidate warning poster and you can download it from our website. Make sure you delete previous versions that you have downloaded and saved.
Question paper packets
Before each test, you must collect the question paper packets from the secure storage area. You and another member of staff must both check that they are undamaged. You must also check that the syllabus, component and date on the front of the packet match the syllabus, component and date on the timetable and attendance register. Do this before handing out the papers to candidates. If you open a question paper packet in error, complete and return Exam Day – Form 11 immediately.
Late arrivals
If a candidate arrives late for their test, you may allow them to take the test. You do not need to tell us if you have a late candidate. For Cambridge Checkpoint, tests must be taken within the 24-hour window for the specific test. Candidates cannot take the test after the timetabled date. See section 5.1.10 of the Cambridge Handbookfor detailed information about late arrivals regulations for all test and exam series.
Malpractice
Malpractice can be:
intentional and aim to give an unfair advantage in an exam or assessment
caused by people being careless, forgetful or unaware of our regulations
beyond anyone’s control and be a result of circumstance.
Your Head of Centre must report any suspected malpractice to us on the same day or no later than 12:00 local time on the following working day using the relevant malpractice forms.
Unauthorised materials
Candidates must not bring unauthorised materials into the exam room. Section 5.1.7 of the Cambridge Handbook provides examples.
We have updated our list of unauthorised materials to include any type of wristwatch and smart galsses.
Candidates must not wear smart glasses in any exam because smart glasses can send and receive information. Candidates who need visual aids must use standard prescription glasses. You must tell invigilators and candidates about this regulation and make sure that invigilators check glasses when candidates enter the exam room.
Some unauthorised materials can be difficult to identify, such as calculators with messaging, internet or storage facilities. You and your invigilators must be alert to candidates attempting to bring unauthorised materials into the exam room.
All instances of candidates bringing unauthorised materials into the exam room must be reported to us using Exam day – Form 9d. See section 5.6 of the Cambridge Handbook.
Packing and despatching scripts
You must send us the test scripts at the end of each test day. If you wait until a later date to send the scripts, it may delay us releasing results.
Use a courier with a tracking facility to send us the scripts. Follow the instructions in section 5.4 of the Cambridge Handbookand complete our script return form each time you send us a consignment of scripts.
Phase 6: Results and certificates
March 2026 test series
Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint diagnostic feedback will be available from the ‘My Messages’ section of Direct on 7 May 2026.
End of series reports will be available from the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary support sites: mid-May 2026.
May 2026 test series
Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint Global Perspectives results and moderator reports and Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint diagnostic feedback will be available from the ‘My Messages’ section of Direct on 23 July 2026.
End of series reports will be available from the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary support sites: early August 2026.
October 2026 test series
Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint Global Perspectives results and moderator reports and Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint diagnostic feedback will be available from the ‘My Messages’ section of Direct:mid-December2026.
End of series reports will be available from the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary support sites: late December2026.
November 2025
Phase 6: Results and certificates
Certificates
In March 2026 you should have received certificates for the November 2025 series. Contact us if you have not received your certificates.
If your centre has any open enquiries about results when we send out certificates, we will send those certificates once we have completed all open enquiries for your centre. This is usually after the enquiries about results deadline.
You can ask for a replacement certificate using Results and certificates – Form 12. The fee for this service is in our fees list. We can replace November 2025 certificates until 30 September 2027.
If your school is currently closed because of ongoing disruption in the Middle East, we will not send your certificates to you yet. We will send these to you as soon as possible, once schools are able to reopen. If the delay in receiving certificates causes issues for one or more of your candidates, pleasecontact us.
June 2026
Phase 1: Preparation
Timetable deviations
If you have a timetable clash, you can apply for a timetable deviation. You should complete and return Preparation – Form 2at least four weeks before the day of the exam. You can only carry out a timetable deviation if we have approved it in writing.
Phase 2: Entries
Cambridge Guide to Making Entries
The Cambridge Guide to Making Entries for the June 2026 series is available from the ‘Support Materials’ section of Direct in PDF format. Make sure you download the latest version for your zone and delete previous versions you may have saved.
Statements of entry
Download your statements of entry from the ‘Reports’ tab in Direct. Give them to all your candidates so they can check their entry details.
The name shown on the statement of entry must be the candidate’s legal name. This is the name the candidate should write on their scripts. It will be printed on statements of results and certificates, so it is important to let us know if there are any errors.
The centre name will be shown on the statement of entry for private candidates, but not on their certificates.
Alternative venues
If you realise that some of your candidates need to take their timetabled exams at a venue that is not your registered centre, you must complete and return Entries – Form 5at least four weeks before the day of the exam. You may only use an alternative venue if we have approved it in writing.
Phase 3: Coursework and moderation
Submitting your coursework accurately and on time
See our website for more information about submitting coursework marks and samples.
Candidates cannot re-use moderated or examined coursework from a previous exam series, and the work cannot be a reworked version of the work they submitted in a previous exam series.
For any syllabus which has a coursework component or a speaking test, it is important that you or your teaching colleagues know:
when and how to submit your candidates’ work
which forms need to be submitted
how to submit marks for internally assessed components.
The samples database has detailed guidance about how to submit your candidates' work (either via Submit for Assessment or in hardcopy) and the relevant deadline(s). You can also download the latest version of the forms for each component.
Your candidates’ results may be delayed if we do not receive your marks and samples by the deadline.
You should contact us if you are unsure whether to submit work or not.
Authenticating coursework
It is the responsibility of the teacher to regularly review and supervise coursework in accordance with the regulations in the relevant syllabus guide and section 3 of the Cambridge Handbook.
You must authenticate coursework before submitting it to us. If you are not confident that the work submitted by a candidate is their own, you should resolve this internally or not submit the work to us. See sections 3.2.1 and 3.3.1 of the Cambridge Handbook for more information, and our guidance for teachers for preventing plagiarism on our website.
When submitting coursework, you sign a declaration confirming that the work is the candidate’s own original work. This includes confirmation that:
the candidate has been taught how to correctly reference
they have appropriately referenced and acknowledged any content taken from another source
they understand we may consider it malpractice if they submit work containing plagiarised material.
Once you submit coursework to us, we may use plagiarism detection software to screen coursework. Our subject experts will review any coursework we suspect may contain plagiarism. If we find plagiarised work, we may:
consider it candidate malpractice
not accept the work
withhold the candidate’s marks for that component.
We may not request statements from you before closing the malpractice case and deciding the outcome, which we then tell you about.
Use of generative artificial intelligence (AI)
See the acceptable use policy on our website for information about the use of generative AI and guidance on how to identify and prevent inappropriate use of AI by candidates in coursework.
Cambridge IGCSE Music (0410) and IGCSE (9–1) Music (0978) and Cambridge International AS & A Level Drama (9482): information about uploading work to Submit for Assessment
If you have made entries, we emailed you recently with guidance about how to upload candidate work correctly for component 3 on for Submit for Assessment. You can read the emails from the links below.
Submit work for Art & Design using Submit for Assessment
Submit Art & Design work to us for marking using Submit for Assessment.
If we receive any hardcopy work for the following Art & Design syllabuses, we will return it to you unmarked and you must submit the work using Submit for Assessment. This may delay your candidates receiving their results.
Cambridge IGCSE Art & Design (0400/01, 02)
Cambridge IGCSE (9–1) Art & Design (0989/01, 02)
Cambridge O Level Art & Design (6090/01, 02, 03)
Cambridge International AS & A Level Art & Design (9479/01, 02, 03).
For information about how to prepare and submit work for Art & Design, use our ‘Guidance on the administration and online submission of Art & Design’ available from the School Support Hub and from the specific syllabus information page on our website, along with the Submit for Assessment Administrative Guide.
You can find additional guidance about using Submit for Assessment on our website, including a list of FAQs.
Cambridge International AS & A Level Music (9483)
If you are submitting work for Cambridge International AS & A Level Music (9483), you must submit the work for each component separately. If you have already made entries, we emailed your exams officer with guidance.
Cambridge IGCSE ICT (0417), (9-1) (0983) and Cambridge International AS & A Level Information Technology (9626)
We have changed the location of the Supervisor's Report Folder. It is available from theAdministrative forms and guidance documents area of our website (under Coursework & moderation) and not via Digital File Despatch. Please share this information with supervisors and other relevant colleagues.
Cambridge International AS & A Level Computer Science (9618)
If you have made entries, we emailed you in February and April 2026 to remind you that candidates sitting components 41, 42 or 43 must save the evidence Word document as a .docx file. Submit for Assessment will not accept files with .doc format. You can read the email we sent you in April here.
We provide guidance to support you with running practical exams for Computer Science and you can download these instructions from our website.
Cambridge IGCSE Music and Cambridge International AS & A Level Drama
From the June 2026 exam series onwards, you must send the following components via Submit for Assessment, instead of sending us printed or hardcopy work. If you have made entries, we have already emailed your exams officer to explain this change
Cambridge International AS & A Level Global Perspectives & Research (9239) submission window
The window for submitting examined coursework for Cambridge International AS & A Level Global Perspectives & Research (9239/02, 03 & 04) in the June series is 1- 31 May 2026.
Phase 4: Before the exams
Cambridge ICT and ICT practical tests
We provide guidance to support you with running practical exams for Information Technology, Computer Science and/or Information and Communication Technology. You can find the June 2026 series test dates and download the practical test instructions from our website.
Pre-release materials
Check our website to find out how you will receive pre-release materials. It is important you share this information with teachers.
Pre-release materials for Cambridge IGCSE Drama
Download the pre-release materials for Cambridge IGCSE Drama (0411 and (9-1) 0994) from the School Support Hub and print them.
We send printed clean copies with the question papers for candidates to use in the exam.
Confidential materials
You will soon receive confidential materials for exams that take place before the timetabled series, if you have not already received them. When these arrive, the exams officer and another member of staff must check the packets carefully against the despatch note without opening them. Keep signed and dated records of this. Both staff members involved in these checks must sign the records.
If you are missing any of the question paper packets listed on the despatch note, complete and return Before the exams – Form 2.
If the despatch has been damaged or opened in transit, complete and return Before the exams – Form 3.
When you receive your confidential despatch, check the contents using our instructions in section 4.3 of the Cambridge Handbook or in our video.
Do not open any blue question paper packets until the correct time and date of the exam.
If you identify any issues, let us know immediately using the relevant forms. Store confidential materials according to the instructions in section 4.4 of the Cambridge Handbook. See more information on our 'Handling confidential materials' poster on our Administrative forms and guidance documents page, under ‘Before the exams’.
Where confidential material is pre-recorded on audio files or other media you must test the material before the exam. Follow the instructions in sections 5.7.2 and 5.7.5 of the Cambridge Handbook and, if relevant, the Global Listening Administrative Guide. Do not listen to the test materials in full or remove them from your centre – you are only listening to a small section to check for sound quality.
A reminder of our support and guidance:
Our video shows you how to store the unopened question paper packets securely until the exam date shown on the timetable.
Make sure you have read and understood section 4 of the Cambridge Handbook.
Download our handling confidential materials poster from our running exams webpage (under extra guidance).
Test any pre-recorded confidential material before the exam – follow the instructions in sections 5.7.2 and 5.7.5 of the Cambridge Handbook. Do not listen to the test materials in full or remove them from your centre – you are only listening to a small section to check for sound quality.
Remember our 24-hour security rule – see Section 5.3.2 of the Cambridge Handbook.
Remind candidates that we may consider it malpractice if they:
remove any question papers or question paper content from the exam room
discuss the content of a question paper or other confidential material, such as speaking test topics, with any other candidate until either the Key Time or end of the assessment window has passed.
Receiving question paper despatches
It is extremely important that you telephone us if you do not receive question paper packets within two days of the timetabled exam. Do not email us as this could delay our response.
Additional sittings
You can only run additional sittings if we have approved them in writing. To apply for additional sittings, sendPreparation – Form 8 to info@cambridgeinternational.org with ‘Additional sittings – Compliance’ in the subject line. You must do this at least four weeks before the exam.
Additional materials list
The additional materials list for the June 2026 series is now available on our website.
The list includes:
additional materials candidates need in each exam
exam materials we provide
information about whether candidates should answer directly on the question paper, on multiple-choice answer sheets or on an answer booklet that we provide inserted into the question paper.
Candidates should do rough work on the question paper, or the answer booklet if provided, and cross through it neatly so our examiners can see it. You can provide additional rough paper if there is limited space on the question paper. Candidates should cross this through neatly and you must collect this when you collect their script. You must fasten together all sheets of paper handed in by candidates, see section 5.3.1 (d) of the Cambridge Handbook.
Phase 5: Exam day
Running exams
See our resources and administrative forms for running exams on our website.
What to say to candidates in an exam
We have updated our guidance, What to Say to Candidates in an exam. You must use this version for all exams from 2026 onwards. You can download if from our website. Inspectors will check that you are using the updated guidance.
For the June 2026 exam series only, you can use the previous version of the poster that we included in your pre-exam despatch, or download the new version from our website.
From the November 2026 exam series onwards you must use the updated version.
Unauthorised materials
Candidates must not bring unauthorised materials into the exam room. Section 5.1.7 of the Cambridge Handbook provides examples.
We have updated our list of unauthorised materials to include any type of wristwatch and smart galsses.
Candidates must not wear smart glasses in any exam because smart glasses can send and receive information. Candidates who need visual aids must use standard prescription glasses. You must tell invigilators and candidates about this regulation and make sure that invigilators check glasses when candidates enter the exam room.
Some unauthorised materials can be difficult to identify, such as calculators with messaging, internet or storage facilities. You and your invigilators must be alert to candidates attempting to bring unauthorised materials into the exam room.
All instances of candidates bringing unauthorised materials into the exam room must be reported to us using Exam Day – Form 9d. See section 5.6 of the Cambridge Handbook.
Packing and despatching scripts
Pack your scripts by following the instructions in section 5.4 of the Cambridge Handbook. Complete our Script Return Form each time you send a consignment of scripts so we can track them more effectively. Find more information on our website.
Send us your scripts as soon as possible after each exam. If we do not receive returned scripts from you quickly, it can cause delays in marking and grading, and therefore results being released on time.
Make sure you use a reputable major courier with a tracking facility, and confirm their service is available before sending. Cambridge University Press & Assessment has a relationship with DHL, which is helpful when dealing with queries. Use an express service to return scripts to us. This can help to avoid delays.
Unused exam materials
When you return your candidate scripts to us, do not include any unused question papers, answer scripts or continuation booklets. Sending us unnecessary blank items creates extra work and may delay us scanning and marking your candidates' scripts. Only send us question papers if your candidates have written their responses on them.
Special consideration
Special consideration is a post-exam adjustment that we make to a candidate's mark. We do this to make allowances for some adverse circumstances - for example: illness, bereavement, temporary injury or disruption to an exam. See our Special consideration webpagefor more information.
You can submit applications for different types of special consideration:
Present but disadvantaged candidates
Absent candidates
Coursework-related special consideration.
Candidates entered into the June 2026 exam series must:
have covered the whole course and
have completed a minimum of 15 per cent of the total assessment by component weighting in the relevant exam series. Carry-forward marks do not count
We cannot produce an A Level result where the candidate has not taken any A2 components. We cannot produce a result where the only component the candidate has taken is a separately endorsed component.
Malpractice
See section 5.6 of the Cambridge Handbook for more information about reporting suspected malpractice.
You can find reporting suspected candidate malpractice forms 9c and 9d on the ‘Exam day’ section of our website.
Phase 6: Results and certificates
Results release
Cambridge International AS & A Level, Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) and Cambridge International Project Qualification (CIPQ): Tuesday 11August 2026at 06:00 BST/UTC+1*. Results will be available to download from Direct.
Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge O Level and Cambridge International Certificate of Education (ICE): Tuesday 18August 2026 at 06:00 BST/UTC+1*. Results will be available to download from Direct.
* BST is British Summer Time. UTC is Universal Coordinated Time. Please convert these to your local time zone.
Priority results
We know many candidates have deadlines for submitting results to educational institutions around the world, which may be close to our results release date. Your candidates can ask us to send a priority statement of results directly to their chosen educational institutions or employers on the day results are released. These results will arrive on the same day or shortly after results release.
For applications to UK universities, we automatically send Cambridge International AS & A Level, Cambridge International Project Qualification and Cambridge AICE Diploma results to the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) in time to meet university deadlines. There is no need to request priority results information for these qualifications if a candidate is applying to a UK university. If candidates need to send other qualifications, such as Cambridge IGCSEs, they will still need to apply for priority results.
To apply for a statement of results, the candidate or the centre where the candidate took the exam must complete and return Results and Certificates – Form 9 (June series) by 25 July 2026.
November 2026
Phase 1: Preparation
Final timetables
The final timetables for the November 2026 series are available in the 'Timetables' section of the ‘Support Materials’ area of Direct and on our website.
Phase 2: Entries
Cambridge Guide to Making Entries
The Cambridge Guide to Making Entries for the November 2026 series is available from the 'Support Materials' section of Direct.
Estimated entries
The deadline for submitting your estimated entries is 10 May 2026. Estimated Entry Forms for the November 2026 series are available in the ‘Support Materials’ section of Direct. Find more information on submitting your estimated entries on our website.
Cambridge O Level Fashion & Textiles (6130)
If you previously made entries for this syllabus, we emailed you to remind you that we have updated this syllabus for exams in 2026, 2027 and 2028. Private candidates cannot enter for this syllabus. Visit our website for more information and refer to the Cambridge Guide to Making Entries on Direct.
Cambridge International AS & A Level Global Perspectives & Research (9239/02, 03 and 04)
The window for submitting examined coursework for Cambridge International AS & A Level Global Perspectives & Research (9239/02, 03 & 04) in the November series is: 1–31 October 2026.
June 2027
Phase 1: Preparation
Provisional timetables
We are planning to publish the June 2027 provisional timetables on Direct on 29 May 2026. You can give us your feedback within four weeks from publication.
Cambridge Professional Development Qualifications (PDQs) update
May 2026 series
Submitting portfolio work
You must upload portfolio work between 15-30 May 2026 using Submit for Assessment. Use the Administrative Guide: Cambridge Professional Development Qualifications (PDQ) 2025-2030 available on our website for more information about using Submit for Assessment.
Online Support sessions
We are delivering online support sessions on 19 May 2026 to Cambridge PDQ Programme Leaders. These sessions will give guidance on submitting Cambridge PDQ portfolios. Programme Leaders can access the links to join these sessions from PDQ Connect 2025-30. They can also share the links with exam officers and other colleague who want to join the sessions.
July 2026 series
Entries
The entries deadline has now passed.
Submitting portfolio work
You must upload portfolio work between 15-30 July 2026 using Submit for Assessment. Use the Administrative Guide: Cambridge Professional Development Qualifications (PDQ) 2025-2030 available on our website for more information about using Submit for Assessment.
September 2026 series
Entries
You can make entries for the September 2026 series between 1-15 June 2026.
Help and guidance
You can find more information about key entry dates and submission windows on our website.
Other news
Digital Mocks Service - July 2026 series
You can use our digital mocks service to prepare for live digital exams.
The July 2026 series is from 6 July-30 August 2026.
We offer auto-marked and Cambridge examiner marked exams for seven Cambridge IGCSE subjects. The service is available to a limited number of centres on a first-come, first-served basis.
Centres need to complete an Expression of Interest form ahead of booking digital mock exams. This form is available on our website until 31 May 2026.
To find out more information about the programme visit our website.
Our new School Support Hub
The new School Support Hub is live and is now part of My Cambridge, our ‘single sign-on’ service which allows you to access several products and services using one set of login details.
Accessing My Cambridge and the School Support Hub
As the exams officer for your centre(s), you can access the new School Support Hub through My Cambridge.
If you also are the School Support Hub Administrator or Coordinator for your centre(s), we have already contacted you about how to prepare for this change. You will notice that the School Support Hub has been added to your My Cambridge dashboard.
What if I do not have an account on My Cambridge/School Support Hub?
If you do not currently use the School Support Hub but would like to, speak to your School Support Hub Coordinator who can set this up for you.
If you are unsure who your School Support Hub Coordinator is, please speak to your Head of Centre, or contact us.
Cover letters for your despatches
We no longer send you printed copies of cover letters and guidance documents that explain what is included in the pre-exam, provisional results and certificates despatches that we send you.
You can now download these cover letters and guidance documents from our Understanding your despatches webpage. Make sure that you download the latest version of the documents from our website and delete any previous versions that you may have saved.
Accessible design for question papers
As part of our ongoing commitment to designing and developing accessible assessments, we are making changes to the layout and formatting of our question papers. Question papers may look slightly different from published specimen papers. These changes will apply to exams for all Cambridge qualifications from March 2026 onwards.
The assessment content, demand and types of questions will not change. Find out more on our website.
Fees lists
Our fees lists for 2025-26 are on Direct. Visit the My Messages’ section of Direct to find exam series-specific fees, such as entry fees and enquiries about results fees. You will also find a list of annual fees, such as annual programme fees.
The 2025–26 annual waiver threshold is now available on Direct.
What's new - updated and new syllabuses
For the latest information about ‘What’s new’ from Cambridge, including details of new, revised and withdrawn programmes and qualifications, visit our website.
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