What should I do if I am unable to sit or encounter adverse circumstances during my GCE-Level examination?
If you sat for your national examination under adverse circumstances or miss your national examination paper(s) with valid reasons (including, medical leave or compassionate reasons), you can apply for special consideration. Supporting documents must be provided along with your application. If you are a GCE N(A)/N(T), O or A-Level candidate, you must have completed at least 50% of the component weighting for the affected subject for special consideration to be applied.
If you are a school candidate, please approach your school teacher to apply for special consideration through your school.
If you are a private candidate, you may apply for special consideration through SEAB’s Candidates Portal.
For more information, please refer to the Examination Rules and Regulations for Candidates booklet on the SEAB website:
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