Cambridge International Examinations Info
May/June 2016
Entry Requirements and Procedures
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You need to submit the following:
1. IGCSE/GCE Registration Form.
2. Registration fees (payment in cash).
3. A photocopy of your valid passport.
4. Two recent coloured passport size photographs.
5. No Objection Certificate from the School Principal (if registering for subjects not part of your school
curriculum).
You can only register at one centre. The British Council is not responsible for any clash in timetable that
may occur as a result of registering at more than one Centre.
Some syllabuses allow candidates to carry forward marks from a previous series within 13-months
period . Please consult with our customer services / your school coordinators before your final entry
submission.
Special Arrangements and Special Needs
Special arrangements are made to allow candidates with substantial and long-term disabilities gain access to the
examination and to demonstrate their attainment in the best possible examinations conditions. Special
arrangements for extra time allowance, the provision of specially adapted papers, assistance with reading or writing
etc must be mentioned clearly in the registration form or ask British Council Customer Services desk for more
details.
Statement of Entry
The final Statement of Entry, CIE Notice to Candidates, Examinations Venue letter will be available for collection at
least three weeks before the commencement of your exam. Late entry candidates will need to collect their
Statement of Entries from British Council Customer Services personally.
Examination Result and Collection of Certificates
A copy of online Provisional results can be collected from the British Council Customer Services on 11 August
2016. Final Statements of Results for June 2016 session will be available by late-August 2016. Certificates can be
collected from the British Council Customer Services at the end of October 2016.
For
further
details
about
the
CIE
please
visit
www.britishcouncil.sa
or
www.cie.org.uk
or
http://www.cie.org.uk/profiles/students
Registration Type
Registration dates
Refer to subject fee list
document
08 Feb – 28 Feb 2016
IGCSE /GCE O,AS
& A Levels
Will let you know by 10
January
29 Feb – 13 Mar 2016
IGCSE /GCE O,AS
& A Levels
Will let you know by 10
January
Till 31 Jan 2016
Late Fee
Name /DOB Amendments
Exam Fees
IGCSE /GCE O,AS
& A Levels
Receipt of paper
Application
Very late Fee
Qualification Level
SAR 100/- per amendment
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A step by step CIE June 2016 Exams process guide
Candidate receives Exam Registration information
(School, office, website, telephone)
Registration
Candidate fills in registration form and submits it to the British
Council before the entry closing date
Registration Confirmation
Candidate receives the Provisional Statement of Entry and Payment
receipt at the time of registration
British Council sends e-mail about Statement of Entry
Candidate receives the original Statement of Entry, Exam Venue details,
CIE Notice to the Candidates and the Oral/Practical Exams details at least
three weeks before the start of written exams
Candidate takes Oral Exams
The Oral exams will be held in March/ April 2016. Please see the
Statement of Entry for further details.
Written Exams take place as per the Exam Timetable
Candidates must bring valid ID and original Statement of Entry to the
Exams Venue and report at least 30 minutes before the start of the exam.
After the exam, Exams Services return all exam papers to
the CIE for marking
This also includes amendments to candidate's names, Special
Considerations or Notification of special circumstances.
British Council receives Statements of Results from
Cambridge and immediately informs to the candidates
on 11 August 2016
Enquiries about Results
Candidates submit their requests for recheck/remark enquiries about
provisional results.
Cambridge sends Certificates to the British Council
Candidate collects the original Certificates from the
British Council end of October 2016
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