Can I get my CXC results online?

CXC examination results are available online for the most recent exam session. Candidates should check the calendar on the CXC website www.cxc.org for the release dates for CAPE, CSEC and CCSLC results.

How do I check my CXC results online 2018?

Candidates can access their results online at https://ors.cxc.org/studentportal.

How do I get my CXC results back?

If you wish to apply for a replacement certificate you can visit our website at https://www.cxc.org/request-certificate-order-form/. The cost of the Replacement Certificate is 105usd and it takes three weeks to process. For further information, kindly contact our Head Office at 246-227-1700.

How can I get a copy of my CXC results?

Please note that you can apply for your transcript/ certifying statement by visiting our website at http://devcxcedu.wpengine.com/request-transcript-order-form/. The cost of the transcript is 17.50USD.

How do I recover lost certificates?

Once you understand that your marklist or certificate is lost you have to immediately follow these steps: Go to the nearest police station and file a complaint mentioning the loss of the certificate and the details of the certificate. Get a copy of the FIR. Report to the University.

When is the CSEC exam in the Caribbean?

The Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examination is offered in January for re-sit and private candidates and in May/June for in-school candidates and private candidates.

Where are the CXC regional examinations being held?

Statement: Consultations on CXC’s 2021 Regional Examination Strategy BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – In recent weeks, the management of the Caribbean Examinations Council® (CXC®), has engaged regional governments and other stakeholders on the conception and planning of the 2021 regional examinations.

Why do you need an E-test for Caribbean exams?

As we introduce e-testing, we have developed this facility to replicate the experience of an online test. It is designed to help candidates understand what is required during the examination process. The focus is on familiarising yourself with the e-testing conditions and not on arriving at the correct answer.

When did the CXC start grading CSEC exams?

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC®) introduced a six-point grading scheme for the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC®), in the May/June 1998 examinations. The six-point grading scheme reports on the performance of the candidate under six overall and profile