Candidates will be notified individually of their examination results, normally about two months after the examinations.
Examination results will not be issued to any candidate who owes annual subscriptions or any money to The Association. ANY outstanding monies must be paid in full.
Successful candidates will be awarded a graded pass in each subject. Credits or Distinctions will be awarded where applicable. All result slips show alphabetical grades; it is not the policy of The Association to disclose marks obtained.
Please see below details of the grades
| grade | result |
|---|---|
| Grade A - 70%+ | Distinction |
| Grade B - 55-69% | Credit |
| Grade C - 40-54% | Pass |
| Grade D - 30-39% | Fail |
| Grade E - 29% and below | Fail |
ABE has in place a wide range of checks and quality assurance procedures to ensure that every student who takes an ABE assessment receives a result which accurately reflects their performance in the assessment.
However, on occasion, a student may consider that their assessment result is not an accurate reflection of their performance. In such cases a student may query or challenge the mark/grade they have received. This enquiry is known as an Appeal.
For information on the ABE Results Enquiries and Appeals Policy and how to apply, please go to the Members Area.
An Enquiry about Results (EAR) is the first step for candidates that wish to enquire or challenge their result. To apply, candidates must use the EAR1 form (available in the Members Area). The EAR1 form must reach ABE no later than 10 September 2010 (for the June 2010 Exams).
The EAR form must be accompanied by the correct payment.
There are three different enquiries available:
If you do not receive a letter confirming your Re-mark grade by the time scales specified above, please check the Members Area of the ABE website for grade changes, if any.
The candidate is advised that their subject grade may be confirmed, raised or lowered as result of an EAR request.
Where the EAR request results in an upgrade, the EAR fee is refunded as a credit to the candidate’s ABE account.