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With our interactive map, check how your area performs at this year’s record -breaking A levels.

Students in the UK, Wales and Northern Ireland took the results of the exam on Thursday and many of them learned whether the apprenticeship or work will progress.

Given the highest grades of the A -level entrances in London, and according to 2025 exam figures, the existing rating system has been given the widest notes since the introduction.

32.1% of the entrances in the capital was given this year, the highest for any region in the UK and 31.3% in 2024.

In contrast, Northeast England had the lowest regional percentage of 22.9% this year from 23.9% in 2024.

According to the analysis of the PA News Agency, the gap between these two regions is 7.4 points last year and 9.2 percent of points since the start of the current rating system in 2010.

North-East England is only one of the two regions to see an annual decrease in entrances with the best grades, the other is West Midlands (falls from 24.8% to 24.2%).

At the same time, the ratio of inputs given A or A*, which was 22.9%this year, is lower than the equivalent figure in the pandemic year of 2019 (23.0%).

For the inputs that took the first class of A, London had the highest rate (11.3%from 11.3%, 11.3%) and the lowest level of North-East Britain (6.8%, 7.8%).

Here, the gap of 4.8 percent is wider than 2024 (3.5 points), but it is not as large as during the pandemi when it reaches 6.8 points in 2021.

North-east England and West Midlands are the only region that sees an annual decline in A*entrances.

In contrast, all regions reported an annual increase in an annual increase in a given entry rate, London and Southeastern England to almost the highest percentage (79.54% and 79.45% respectively) and East Midlands (73.6%).

At the national level, 30.4%of the entrances in Northern Ireland received Wales (29.5%) and A or A*, higher than equivalent figures for England (28.2%).

For the inputs given C or above, Northern Ireland was ahead of the UK (77.7%) and Wales (77.2%) 85.8%.

Equivalent figures for both 2024 and 2019 Pandemik Year of 2019 in 2025, the highest class of Nation and region A*

-Koule-East England 6.8%(2024: 7.8%; 2019: 6.7%)

-Koule-West England 8.3%(2024: 8.0; 2019: 6.9%)

– Yorkshire and Humber 7.7%(2024: 7.4%; 2019: 6.5%)

– West Midlands 7.4%(2024: 7.9%; 2019: 6.3%)

– East Midlands 7.4%(2024: 6.8%; 2019: 5.8%)

– East England 9.3%(2024: 9.1%; 2019: 7.9%)

-Dand Western England 8.9% (2024: 8.8; 2019: 8.0%)

-Dand East England 11.0%(2024: 10.9%; 2019: 9.0%)

– London 11.6%(2024: 11.3%; 2019: 8.7%)

– England 9.4%(2024: 9.3%; 2019: 7.7%)

– Wales 10.5%(2024: 10.1%; 2019: 8.9%)

– Northern Ireland 8.7%(2024: 8.2; 2019: 8.0%)

-9.4%(2024: 9.3%; 2019: 7.7%)

Here are the percentages of entrances A or A*Granted A or A*according to the nation and region:

-Koule-East England 22.9%(2024: 23.9%; 2019: 23.0%)

-North-West England 26.6%(2024: 25.5%; 2019: 23.5%)

– Yorkshire and Humber 25.3%(2024: 24.6%; 2019: 23.2%)

– West Midlands 24.2%(2024: 24.8%; 2019: 22.0%)

– Eastern Midlands 23.8%(2024: 22.5%; 2019: 21.0%)

– East England 28.0%(2024: 27.5%; 2019: 25.6%)

-South Western England 27.0%(2024: 26.9%; 2019: 25.8%)

-South East England 31.2%(2024: 30.8%; 2019: 28.3%)

– London 32.1%(2024: 31.3%; 2019: 26.9%)

– England 28.2%(2024: 27.6%; 2019: 25.2%)

– Wales 29.5%(2024: 29.9%; 2019: 26.5%)

– Northern Ireland 30.4%(2024: 30.3%; 2019: 29.4%)

-All 28.3%(2024: 27.8%; 2019: 25.4%)

The percentages of the A level A level given C or above according to the nation and the region:

-Koule-East England 74.9%(2024: 74.4%; 2019: 76.3%)

-Koule-West England 78.2%(2024: 75.9%; 2019: 75.6%)

– Yorkshire and Humber 76.8%(2024: 74.4%; 2019: 74.7%)

– West Midlands 74.2%(2024: 73.4%; 2019: 72.8%)

– East Midlands 73.6%(2024: 71.8%; 2019: 73.0%)

– Eastern England 77.8%(2024: 76.1%; 2019: 75.7%)

-South-West England 77.3%(2024: 76.3%; 2019: 76.0%)

-South East England 79.45%(2024: 78.1%; 2019: 78.0%)

– London 79.54%(2024: 77.5%; 2019: 74.8%)

– England 77.7%(2024: 76.0%; 2019: 75.5%)

– Wales 77.2%(2024: 76.5%; 2019: 76.3%)

– Northern Ireland 85.8%(2024: 85.1%; 2019: 85.0%)

-77.9%(2024: 76.4%; 2019: 75.9%)