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When and how can I access my TMUA results?

Results from the TMUA 2023 session will be released on 28 November 2023.

You can check your TMUA results by logging into our Metritests system. Use the login details from your Confidential Results Information sheet, which you will be given on the day of the test.

Sharing your TMUA results with universities

Your results are not sent to universities automatically. You need to select which universities you want to receive your results using our Metritests system. This can be done as soon as the results have been released. It’s a good idea to make your selection(s) as soon as possible, to ensure the universities receive them in good time. Please check the university website for any information about when they need the results.

The exception to this is for the University of Cambridge, where results will be sent directly to the University. You do not need to select the University of Cambridge in the Metritests system, and therefore it will not be included in the list of universities.

How to release your results to universities

Follow three easy steps:

Go to your Metritests account (login details are on the Confidential Results Information sheet you will be given on the test day).
Click on the test inside your Metritests account and select the ‘Share Results’ option.
Select the universities you want to receive your results using the dropdown under ‘Institution Name’, then the degree(s) from the dropdown under ‘Course Details’, then click ‘Save’. The university will then have access to your results straight away.

What if I don’t use the Metritests system?

If you do not make your selection using the Metritests system, your test results will not be provided to the university.

Can I send my results to universities I have not applied to?

Please only share results with universities/courses to which you have already applied or intend to apply via UCAS. Shared results that are not supported by a UCAS application will not be considered by any UK universities.

How do universities use my TMUA results?

Your TMUA score will be used in different ways by universities as part of their admissions process. Most use your TMUA results alongside all aspects of your application. Others may use the results as a way to filter out candidates who did not achieve a certain score.

To find out how universities use TMUA results, visit the relevant department’s website or speak to them directly.

Explanation of TMUA results

See the most recent explanation of results:

Explanation of results 2022

Explanation of previous years’ results:

Explanation of Results 2021
Explanation of Results 2020
Explanation of Results 2019
Explanation of Results 2018
Explanation of Results 2017
Explanation of Results 2016

Have you got more questions? See below

What if my university/course is not listed as a Receiving Institution?

If an university/course is not listed then it’s not registered as using the test as part of its admissions process. Results cannot be released to unregistered institutions. Please contact the institution and if they wish to receive results, ask them to contact our Customer Support Team to become registered.

I have lost my login details. How can I check my results?

You need to inform the test centre that you have lost your login details. The test centre will contact us and a number of security checks will take place before your login details are reissued.

Alternatively, the test centre can provide you with your results. However it cannot release them to the institution for you.

Can TMUA results be queried or appealed?

Yes, you can submit a Results Enquiry up to five working days after the results are released (i.e. the deadline for TMUA 2023 is 5 December 2023 at 17.00 GMT).

If a candidate thinks a Malpractice case or a Results Enquiry outcome was incorrectly handled, they can submit an Appeal.

For more information about our policies and processes, please visit our Customer Support Site.

Do I need to let the universities know I have requested a Results Enquiry or Appeal?

If there is a change to your results before you share them with your chosen universities, this will be reflected in the results as they appear on Metritests. If your results change after you have shared them with the universities, you will need to tell the universities that your results have changed as they may have already seen your original result. You may want to inform the university in advance that you have made a Results Enquiry or Appeal if your results have already been passed to them.