GCE O-Level results for 2026 are due between Wednesday 13 and Friday 15 January 2027, with N(A)- and N(T)-Level results earlier, between Thursday 17 and Monday 21 December 2026. The Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) has set those windows, and puts A-Level results between Friday 19 and Tuesday 23 February 2027.
These are tentative ranges, not release days. SEAB confirms the actual date only once marking and processing are complete and announces it through the media.
The 2026 results calendar
- PSLE: Tuesday 24 to Wednesday 25 November 2026
- GCE N(A)- and N(T)-Levels: Thursday 17 to Monday 21 December 2026
- GCE O-Level: Wednesday 13 to Friday 15 January 2027
- GCE A-Level: Friday 19 to Tuesday 23 February 2027
Mid-year Mother Tongue results for O- and A-Level candidates were released on 20 August 2026. The PSLE marking exercise ran from 12 to 14 October.
How O-Level results day ran last time
For the 2025 O-Levels, SEAB gave a week’s notice. On 7 January 2026, SEAB set results for 14 January at 2pm.
School candidates collected results from their secondary schools from 2pm, and could appoint a proxy to collect a physical copy on their behalf. Private candidates logged in to SEAB’s Candidates Portal with Singpass from 2.45pm, with access open until 11pm on 28 January.
Eligible candidates received a digital Form A by email from 2.45pm. Form A shows a student’s gross aggregate scores for junior college, Millennia Institute, polytechnic and ITE courses, and the courses they qualify for under the Joint Admissions Exercise.
The JAE window after results
In 2026, the JAE Internet System opened at 4pm on results day and closed at 4.30pm on 19 January, for applicants to submit course choices. Posting results came out on 3 February, by the JAE system and by SMS, and students posted to junior colleges and Millennia Institute reported the next day.
Students holding Poly EAE conditional offers had them confirmed on results day if they met a net ELR2B2 score of 26 points or lower, or 28 points for nursing courses, plus the course’s minimum entry requirements. Those who did not could still apply through the JAE.
Secondary 4 N(A) students who sat O-Level subjects used a separate track. Polytechnic Foundation Programme applications ran from 1.30pm on results day to 4.30pm on 19 January, for students with a raw ELMAB3 aggregate of 12 points or lower. The Direct-Entry-Scheme to Polytechnic Programme at ITE took applications from students with 19 points or lower over the same days.
