This page is part of the Christ's College current applicants section, Stage 2 information.
This page is relevant to students who have sat
AS levels
A levels (not including Singapore A levels)
The International Baccalaureate Diploma
Equivalent exams
If you have not sat any public exams yet, or if you have only sat GCSEs/IGCSEs (this is common!), then this page is not relevant to you.
We would like to see exactly what you scored within each grade if more information is available than the overall grade on your UCAS application / any transcript you're submitting.
If you have written your UMS or PUM scores in the relevant question in My Cambridge Application, we need a document to certify these.
This request is separate from the university-wide transcript information. It applies to you whether or not you were required to upload a transcript as part of the MyCApp form, though please don't re-send any documents that are already included in your transcript (we do not want to receive any document more than once).
The deadline for us to receive your results breakdown is 22 October, 23.59 UK time (please email us if you think that you will have difficulty in meeting that deadline). If there is no further breakdown available for grades you have included on your application, then you do not need to send anything.
What scores should my breakdown show?
For students who have taken AS or A levels, depending on exactly which qualifications you have taken (and you may have taken a mixture!), your breakdown could show:
Raw scores / You get these for linear qualifications, though these aren't normally printed on your results statement so you'll need to ask your teacher for them if you don't already have them. For those who have taken AS exams we would like to receive the breakdown even if your AS results don't / didn't contribute to your A level grades.
Percentage Uniform Marks (PUM) / Some of our international applicants have these. Guide to percentage uniform marks
UMS / for modular AS- and A levels in the old A level system. Not many applicants have these now, but if you took A levels in the past, you may have them. They are normally printed on your results statement.
You may need to ask a teacher to provide any breakdown scores that you don't have. The documents you could send to show your breakdown(s) are:
> One or more results statements if the breakdown is printed on it / them.
> A certified* document from your school setting out the breakdown of your results.
> A legible printout or screenshot of your results that your school has certified*.
*A certified copy is one which has been signed, stamped and dated by your school to confirm that the details are correct.
Are GCSE / IGCSEs included?
How to upload the breakdown document
Please do not upload a breakdown if you have already sent it as part of a transcript - we only want to receive it once!
STEP 1: Please make your document(s) into ONE pdf file. The file should not be larger than 3MB. If you need help with scanning, we recommend that you ask a friend or relative who has a scanner, or ask your school. Please do not send other types of files, however.
STEP 2: Please save your pdf file with the file name following this example:
For the fictional Kerry Harper applying for Natural Sciences (Biological) with UCAS Personal ID 1580176620, the file name would be
2.1-NaturalSciences(Biological)-HARPERKerry-ResultsBreakdown-1580176620
Please make sure
> there are NO SPACES
> you use hypens
> there is the number 2.1 at the beginning.
> if you are applying for Natural Sciences, please write NaturalSciences(Physical) or NaturalSciences(Biological) in all cases.
STEP 3: Please open the pdf on your computer. Scroll all the way through, checking that the document is all there and legible and that the pages are the right way up.
STEP 4: Please use the Results breakdown upload tool to upload your pdf. Once you press submit form at the end, make sure that you see the screen confirming that the form has been received safely.
Thank you for your help in sending your results breakdown following our instructions - it helps us to process everything as efficiently and accurately as possible.
Confused? Questions?
Don't forget to check the current questions page before emailing us. Many thanks!
