Cambridge releases June 2026 International AS & A Level results, over 368,000 students worldwide, amid exam paper leaks.
Cambridge International announced the June 2026 results for more than 368,000 students worldwide, including over 100,000 in Pakistan. The release follows recent exam paper leak incidents that raised concerns about security.
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Cambridge releases June 2026 International AS & A Level results, over 368,000 students worldwide, amid exam paper leaks.
- Cambridge International Education released the June 2026 International AS & A Level results worldwide on Tuesday.
- A total of 368,000 students worldwide received their AS & A Level results.
- In Pakistan, more than 100,000 students appeared for the June exam series covering AS & A Level, O Level and IGCSE.
- Rod Smith, Group Managing Director for International Education at Cambridge, congratulated all students and noted that AS & A Levels are growing because they combine deep subject knowledge with skills valued by universities and employers.
- Uzma Yousuf, Cambridge’s Country Director for Pakistan, said the results are especially meaningful because students prepared under regional tensions, uncertainty and disruption.
- Popular subjects in Pakistan were physics, mathematics, business, chemistry and computer science.
- Cambridge will continue to support students with changes in assessment, including a digital exams pilot and modular assessment options, aiming for greater inclusivity and flexibility.
- New UCAS application data show that 98% of Cambridge International A Level students who applied to UK universities in the 2025 cycle received at least one offer.
- Cambridge announced that results for July (June 2026) IGCSE and O Level exams will be released to more than 315,000 students worldwide on August 18.
- Earlier this year, concerns over exam security rose after a Cambridge A‑Level mathematics paper was leaked in April and canceled. A subsequent AS Level mathematics paper was also canceled, and students reported a further mathematics paper having circulated online.
- The federal education ministry called for an investigation and stronger measures to protect exam integrity. Cambridge said it investigated all allegations of leaks and urged students and parents to rely on official statements.