Cambridge International has announced the O Level and IGCSE results for students who appeared in the June 2026 examination series. The results were released on August 18, giving students across Pakistan access to their examination outcomes.
The results were officially released at 05:00 GMT/UTC. Students in Pakistan were able to access their results from 10:00 AM according to the announced schedule.
Schools and examination centres received the results through the Cambridge system. They are responsible for sharing the results with students according to their own arrangements.
Students who have access to the Cambridge online result service can also check their results digitally. They need the login details provided by their school or examination centre.
The announcement covers students who appeared in Cambridge O Level and Cambridge IGCSE examinations during the June 2026 exam series. Thousands of students in Pakistan and other countries were awaiting the results.
Students facing difficulties while checking their results have been advised to contact their respective schools. Examination centres can also provide guidance regarding result access and collection.
Students who do not have online login details should contact their school or examination centre. The school’s exams officer can provide information about how and when students can receive their results.
Students with online access can use the Cambridge result portal to view their results. Candidates will need their assigned username and password to log in.
Those unable to access their results online may receive result statements directly through their schools. Students are therefore advised to stay in contact with their examination centres for further information.
The release of the O Level and IGCSE results marks an important stage for students planning their next academic step. Many successful candidates are expected to move toward AS and A Level studies or other higher education pathways.
Students are also advised to carefully review their grades and discuss their future academic plans with their parents, teachers or school counsellors.
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