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I wish to appeal against my result. What is the process for appeals against the declared result?

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I wish to appeal against my result. What is the process for appeals against the declared result?

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If you wish to appeal against your result you must do it within 4 weeks of the exam result being sent out. If you miss this deadline then you will need to wait until after the next exam session (there are currently 2 exam diets per year). The board meeting to discuss appeals takes place 5 weeks after the results issue. Candidates who wish to appeal must submit a formal letter of appeal. The Appeals Panel will then consider this alongside the data and mark sheets outlining your performance in each station. Candidates should be aware that the Panel review all stations of the exam, not just the one(s) appealed against. Consequently, an appeal may result in a candidate’s total overall mark being increased or reduced.