Following each June exam series, we update UCAS with exam results every day until shortly after the reviews of results submission window closes. If your school or college applies for a post-results service from a June exam series then UCAS will receive any updated results. These results are then sent to your chosen university or college. To check if your qualification is one of those forwarded to UCAS, please visit the UCAS website.

If your qualification is not listed, you’ll need to send your results to your chosen establishment. They will check whether you meet the conditions of your offer and then let UCAS know if you've been accepted.

UCAS offers a range of services to help you:

• Choose and apply for university courses
• Track your application to see if you have been offered a place at your chosen university or college
• Understand what to do once you have received your results
• Understand your options if you haven't received your results
• Access information and advice about student finance.

Please contact the UCAS exam results helpline on 0808 100 8000 for advice. You may also find useful tips from UCAS.

There are also a number of other organisations that you can talk to. Here are a few links to get you started:

• The Open University
• The complete university guide
• Studential A Level results day guide

If your grades aren't what you expected, there are still many options that you can explore; you may wish to apply for a university place through clearing, study further, take a gap year or even start your own business. Here are a few useful links to help you explore these options:

• UCAS Clearing
• Studential
• Gap Year
• Projects Abroad
• Which? University