A-level results day 2025: Record numbers of UK students secure place at universities and colleges – live updates

In a school in Western Midlands, more paintings of female students celebrating the results of A level emerged.

A series of 18 -year -old girls at the Solihull School hugged each other and opened their envelopes this morning and put their hands in his mouth.

Training secretary, Covid-19 pandemi after disruption ‘ship stable way’ he said.

While talking with BBC breakfast, he said:

What we see is following some of the interruptions we have seen during the pandem, both this year and recently. These are young people who have recently had no disruptions but have a full normal evaluation process.

These are also the first young people who sit under normal conditions. So they passed the GCSE cycle that you expected before my pandemi. So, this is a normal year, a year we’ll see before the pandemic stroke.

Here are the first pictures of the students who collect their results this morning.

The cameras in the Latimers Arts College in Northamponshire, Barton Seagrave show the reaction of the 18 -year -olds this morning.

The Prime Minister congratulated the students throughout the country for their results today and said that they should be ‘proud’ regardless of the results.

Sir Keir Starmer, all young people ‘ambitions to notice’ they want to have the opportunity to have the opportunity to have.

UCAS published early figures this morning showing that 18 -year -old British were accepted to colleges and universities.

A total of 439,180 applicants have gained a place to continue their training.

This is what we learned this morning:

• In general, 226,580 England 18 years old, increased by 4.5 percent last year, 216,750 compared to their first preferences compared to.
• The number of 18 -year -old children accepted in high, medium and low tariff institutions has increased; Higher tariff increases 7.2 percent, mid tariff 4.5 percent and low tariff is 1.4 percent.
• The number of mature students (21 years and over) fell from 52.130 to 50.880 this year in 2024, decreasing 2.4 percent.
• The number of adopted international undergraduate students increased from 51,170 to 52,640 in 2024 and China, the largest market, increased by 13 percent.
• The subjects with the largest percentage increases in this year are engineering and technology with an increase of 12.5 percent with an increase of 12.5 percent.

UCAS data shows that 18 -year -old British are in universities or colleges this year.

The figures published at 08:00 were adopted compared to 243,650 in 2024 and an increase of 4.7 percent.

82 percent of those who made an offer this morning, the first preferences (UCAS ‘company) were taken at the same rate last year.

In total, 439,180 applicants (all ages, all residences) increased by 3.1 percent in 425.860 last year – Student in Records Day.

It was published for hundreds of thousands of 18 -year -old children in Britain, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Good luck to everyone who collects their grades this morning!

Cleaning can be used for students who do not meet the bid requirements on A-Level Results Day and students who do not receive any bids.

Students who change their mind about what or where they want to work and those who apply outside the normal application window can also use the cleaning process through the ends.

Applicants will be able to add a swap election as of 13:00 today.

In the UK, if a student is not satisfied with their grades, they may ask their schools or universities to ask the examination committee to review the marking.

If there are still concerns, student schools or colleges may ask them to object to the result.

Universities and College Acceptance Service (UCAS) president, today, today to secure the first preferences of university settlements with a record number, he said.

Jo Saxton is willing to take British students of British universities, because there is more ‘uncertainty’ surrounding international ones.

One day before the A -Level Results Day, 129 of the British’s largest higher education providers have shown that there are 22,518 courses that match the applicants for undergraduate students living in the UK on the UCAS Cleaning site.

As of yesterday, 18 of the 24 Russell Group University, representing some of the most selective UK institutions, had empty positions in courses for the British residents – a total of 3,492 courses.

Training Secretary Bridget Phillipsson said that before the A level, a ‘celebration day’ for young people.

Talking with Times Radio said:

I will start by saying that this is a really exciting day for young people. They really worked hard. They received a brilliant support from their teachers and parents. A day for celebration for our young people and there are many great routes there.

The university is one of them, but there are many other opportunities for young people who think of other ways, and if you have not received exactly what you need, there are many advice through the UCAS and Cleaning, as well as national career service.

Since we expect the results to be released at 8 am, three basic questions were answered:

• Who will take the exam results?

Those who leave schools and colleges will receive their levels and grades as well as the results of professional technical qualifications (VTQs) in Level 3 on Thursday. Students in the UK will also get their results for T-Levels, which are initiated to provide high quality technical alternatives to A levels.

• How can students access their grades?

Although some students will receive their results via E -Post, many of them will go to schools and colleges to gather them in person to gather them in person to say goodbye to teachers or get some farewell advice. The UCAS results will take direct receivables and update the applications in the UCAS center.

Last year, one of the four (27.8%) of the UK A -level inputs was given a class A or A* from 27.2% in 2023. Pandemik was the highest rate of the entrances that scored the best grades affected in 2020-22. In 2019, last year, when the summer exams were taken before the pandem, 25.4% of the entrances were given A or A* notes. Covid-19 pandemi led to an increase in the best A level and GCSE classes in 2020 and 2021, and the results were based on teacher evaluations instead of exams.

Welcome to the live scope of Günaydın and Mailonline’s A level day day.

Today, we start a lively page because hundreds of thousands of tense young people in the UK, Wales and Northern Ireland are waiting for the exam notes before deciding to go to university, apprenticeship and work.

Some experiences, some experiences, we can expect, the uncertain joy of achieving the results they achieve while maintaining uncertainty will be felt by others.

With the reports of Eleanor Harding and Jamie Bullen, Daily Mail’s educational editor, stay loyal to us during the day while bringing you the latest news, pictures and reactions throughout the day.