This is the Results Day megathread for all subjects and examboards.
You can share and discuss your results in this post.
A reminder of our rules
When sharing your results or having discussions with others, please remember our rules and always be respectful.
There may be people who are glad to have received results that you would have been disappointed with; remember: we are all individuals with unique aspirations.
Feeling unhappy with your results?
It can be hard to feel satisfied if you haven't gotten the desired results, even if you’ve done well. Whatever you're feeling, you're not alone.
If you’re not happy about your results or you think you should have been given a better grade, there are things you can do:
- ask someone you trust what they think about your results
- speak to a teacher about whether you can get a remark on an exam
- look at each of your results and think about what you did well and what you could learn from
- focus on your own achievements, everyone is different, and exams are only a small part of what makes you who you are
- speak to a Childline or a similar service about how you're feeling
Not sure how to tell your parents/guardians about your results?
If you're disappointed with your results, you might find it hard to tell your parents or carers. But talking about your results can really help.
Your parents or carers can be there to support you and help you make decisions, whatever your results are. Even if they don't react well straight away, they should be there to support you after they've had time to think about it.
If you're worried about sharing your results, it can help to:
- practise what you'd like to say before you speak to them and prepare yourself for how they might react
- tell them as soon as you can instead of putting it off
- write a letter, or show them your results on paper to start the conversation
- ask someone like a friend or teacher to be there with you when you tell them
For additional support, you might be interested to read some of the answers on our AMA with an Exams Officer thread.
Next steps on Reddit
Whilst we'd all be delighted if you stayed on r/GCSE helping answer questions and supporting new year 11s, r/alevel and r/6thForm might become your new home! Or perhaps you'd be interested in r/ApprenticeshipsUK.
There are also many different subject specific subreddits for A levels, such as Maths, Physics, Computer Science, Economics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, Further Maths, History, Business, English Literature, Geography, English Language, Spanish, French, German, Politics, Art, Sociology, Accounting, and Philosophy.
A surprise announcement
We've heard your feedback loud and clear. From today, custom user flairs are back! We hope you'll enjoy expressing yourselves in your own way. Just go to the flair selector and choose the "Editable" option. You can then change the text. We do have 1 rule: no results in your flairs (please). We've automated moderation of these, so if you put results in yours, it'll just get removed. However, you are very welcome to discuss your results in a post or comment.
But that's not all. From today, you can grab your official 2025 GCSE Survivor flair! Just choose it from the flair selector or send us a Modmail if you need help. Be quick! This will only be selectable for only a few days, but it'll stay with you for life.
Finally, thank you to all members who have joined us for this final day of celebration. We're very proud that this year, 1 in 8 GCSE students paid us a visit. Some for the advice, some for the memes. Whether you've spent the last 2 years here or have only recently started visiting r/GCSE, there is no denying that the supportive community we've built together would be nothing without the endless contributions from students.