make a request yourself directly to the exam board. It's important you speak to a teacher on results day -- don't leave it until later, as all remark requests have to be submitted by 20th September. Also, the earlier you make the request, the sooner you will get your mark back. There is a fee of around 40 per module for a remark, but this is usually paid for by the school or college, and is refunded if there is a change in your grade. Don't forget that your grade can go down as well as up if you get your paper remarked, so have a think about it and talk it through with a tutor first before asking them to request a remark. Resits If you feel the marks you've received are fair, or do not want to request a remark of your papers, you might consider re-sitting one or more of your exams. Speak to your subject tutor either on or shortly after results day, and see what they have to say. If they agree re-sitting a paper is worthwhile, then they will submit you for a resit either in January or June. I've taken 4 or more AS levels -- how many and which ones should I carry on to A2 level? Our first piece of advice if you are in this situation is to at least carry on with all the subjects that are required for your degree entry. If you have applied to study Physics