How to get my results
To get your results for the following tests, go to our Results Online website.
The Results Online system is a secure facility which allows candidates and registered centres to retrieve results. You will need to be registered to do this. For more information, download the Results Online user guide. You will receive a Statement of Results, which you can download, print, and use as proof of your results.
BMAT – September
You use our Metritests system to check your results and release them to your chosen institution(s), using the login details you created when registering for the test. For more information, visit the BMAT – September scoring and results page.
BMAT – November
You use our Metritests system to check your results. Login details will be on the Confidential Results Information (CRI) sheet which will be given to you on test day.
Results for applications to universities in the United Kingdom and Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine will automatically be sent to those universities (as long as your choices were entered on Entries Extranet when your centre registered you for the test). Results for all other universities are not sent automatically, so you need to share your results with these institutions.
For more information, visit the BMAT – November scoring and results page.
TMUA
To get your results for this test and release your results to an institution, go to our Metritests website. Log in details will be on the Confidential Results Information (CRI) sheet which will be given to you on the test day. For more information, visit the TMUA scoring and results page.
Please note
Results for the following tests are not published automatically:
University of Oxford
- Classics Admissions Test (CAT)
- History Admissions Test (HAT)
- Mathematics Admissions Test (MAT)
- Modern Languages Admissions Test (MLAT)
- Oriental Languages Aptitude Test (OLAT)
- Physics Aptitude Test (PAT)
- Philosophy Test
University of Oxford: applicants may request their results as part of the usual feedback process.
Imperial College London: MAT applicants can request feedback as part of the usual feedback process.
University of Warwick: MAT applicants can request feedback as part of the usual feedback process.
To find out about results for any other test, visit the relevant test’s pages.
We cannot reissue candidate PINs for security reasons. If you have lost your PIN, you will need to ask the Exams Officer at the centre where you took the test, to download a Statement of Results on your behalf.