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GCSE exam timetable, 2027.

GCSEs run from Monday 10 May to Friday 18 June 2027, and results come out on Thursday 19 August. AQA, Edexcel and OCR sit Maths, English Language and Computer Science on the same days, in papers of different lengths.

Exam board
Their subjects

Their first paper

10 May

Computer Science Paper 1, 9.00am

7papers, 11 hours 45 minutes in the exam hall

    1. Mon 10 May

      First GCSE exam

      • Computer SciencePaper 19.00am, 2 hours
    2. Tue 11 May

    3. Wed 12 May

    4. Thu 13 May

    5. Fri 14 May

      • MathsPaper 19.00am, 1 hour 30 minutes
    1. Mon 17 May

    2. Tue 18 May

    3. Wed 19 May

      • Computer SciencePaper 21.30pm, 1 hour 45 minutes
    4. Thu 20 May

    5. Fri 21 May

    1. Mon 24 May

      • English LanguagePaper 19.00am, 1 hour 45 minutes
    2. Tue 25 May

    3. Wed 26 May

    4. Thu 27 May

      • MathsPaper 29.00am, 1 hour 30 minutes
    5. Fri 28 May

    1. Mon 31 May

    2. Tue 1 Jun

    3. Wed 2 Jun

    4. Thu 3 Jun

    5. Fri 4 Jun

    1. Mon 7 Jun

    2. Tue 8 Jun

      • English LanguagePaper 29.00am, 1 hour 45 minutes
    3. Wed 9 Jun

    4. Thu 10 Jun

    5. Fri 11 Jun

    1. Mon 14 Jun

      • MathsPaper 39.00am, 1 hour 30 minutes
    2. Tue 15 Jun

    3. Wed 16 Jun

    4. Thu 17 Jun

    5. Fri 18 Jun

      Last GCSE exam

Each paper is drawn as long as it runs. Every paper starts at 9.00am or 1.30pm, and a school may move a start by up to 30 minutes, so check their own timetable. From AQA’s exam timetable for June 2027 (version 1.1, 14 September 2026).

From entries to results.

Results day is Thursday 19 August, 62 days after the last paper.

  1. 21 FebruaryEntries closeThe deadline for schools to enter students.
  2. 10 May to 18 JuneThe examsEvery GCSE on the common timetable sits between these days.
  3. 23 JuneContingency dayStudents must stay available until this day, in case exams are disrupted.
  4. 19 AugustResults dayResults reach students.

From the JCQ’s key dates for June 2027 and the boards’ timetables. What the marks meant last summer: GCSE grade boundaries, 2026.

Make the weeks before May count.

Their free Exam Plan shows where their marks go, from their own answers, and says what to fix first.

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