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Science T Level results 2025/26 Provisional

In brief
283 students received a Science T Level result in 2025/26 (provisional). 93.6% achieved a Pass or above and 65.4% a Merit or above.
Students with results
283
2025/26
Pass or above
93.6%
overall result
Merit or above
65.4%
overall result
Placement completed
95.8%
incl. special consideration

How this cohort did — results funnel

Of the students who received a Science T Level result in 2025/26, this is how many reached each grade level. Percentages are of the students with results (not of everyone who started the course).

Students with results283 100%
the results population for 2025/26
Pass or above265 93.6%
the overall grade was a Pass, Merit or Distinction
Merit or above185 65.4%
a Merit or Distinction
Distinction or above29 10.2%
the top grades

Separately, 95.8% of these students completed the required industry placement (including special consideration). The industry placement is a completion status, not a grade, so it sits alongside — not inside — this grade funnel.

Overall grade distribution

The overall T Level grade combines the core component and the occupational specialism; the industry placement must also be completed for the full award.

Overall gradeStudents%
Distinction*00%
Distinction2910.2%
Merit15655.1%
Pass8028.3%
Partial achievement176%
Unclassified10.4%
Students with results283—

Pass or above 93.6% · Merit or above 65.4% · Distinction or above 10.2%.

Core component (A*–E)

The core is assessed in the first year through written exams and an employer-set project, and is graded A* to E.

Core gradeStudents%
A*00%
A10.4%
B124.2%
C8429.7%
D13547.7%
E4415.5%
Unclassified72.5%
Students with results283—

A*–C 34.3% · A*–E (core achieved) 97.5%.

Occupational specialism

The occupational specialism is the practical, job-specific part of the T Level, graded Distinction, Merit or Pass.

Specialism gradeStudents%
Distinction3913.8%
Merit16859.4%
Pass7225.4%
Unclassified41.4%
Students with results283—

Specialism Pass or above 98.6%.

Industry placement

Every T Level includes a substantial industry placement (typically at least 315 hours). It carries a completion status rather than a grade, but completing it is required for the full award.

Placement statusStudents%
Completed26794.3%
Completed with special consideration41.4%
Not completed124.2%
Students with results283—

Placement completed (including special consideration) 95.8%.

How Science compares with all T Levels

The same measures for this pathway set against the figure for all T Levels combined in 2025/26. A green tag means this pathway is above the all–T Level figure; an amber tag means below. Differences are in percentage points (pp).

MeasureScienceAll T LevelsDifference
Pass or above93.6%92.6%+1pp
Merit or above65.4%68.9%−3.5pp
Distinction or above10.2%18.1%−7.9pp
Specialism Pass or above98.6%95.4%+3.2pp
Industry placement completed95.8%97.2%−1.4pp

Comparisons use the same published year (2025/26). Pathways with small cohorts can sit well above or below the average, so read the difference alongside the cohort size (283 students here).

Participation by sex

Female
149
53% of students
Male
133
47% of students
Female share
53%
2025/26

DfE publishes results for female and male students. Small numbers in some pathways can make shares move sharply year to year.

Where this T Level is studied

Students by region (2025/26)

Number of students who received a Science result in each English region.

East of England
58
South East
58
East Midlands
55
London
54
North West
35
West Midlands
17
North East
6

Centres delivering this T Level

27 centres had published Science results in 2025/26. The largest by cohort:

Midkent College · 20 students · 85% Pass+
Derby College · 15 students · 100% Pass+
LTE Group trading as The Manchester College · 14 students · 92.9% Pass+
Barnet and Southgate College · 11 students · 100% Pass+
NCG · 11 students · 100% Pass+
Capital City College Group · 11 students · 100% Pass+
Birkenhead Sixth Form College · 11 students · 100% Pass+
Ada Lovelace Church of England High School · 11 students · 100% Pass+
Bury College · 9 students · 100% Pass+
HRUC (Harrow, Richmond & Uxbridge Colleges) · 9 students · 100% Pass+
Lakes College West Cumbria · 7 students · 100% Pass+
Cranford Community College · 7 students · 100% Pass+

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Trend over time

YearStudents with resultsPass or aboveMerit or above
2022/2312291.8%68%
2023/2412989.9%52.7%
2024/25 (Revised)20396.6%64.5%
2025/26 (Provisional)28393.6%65.4%

Years are not directly comparable: the latest year is provisional, earlier years were revised, and the intake has grown as the pathway matured.

Occupational specialisms in this T Level

  • Technical: Food Sciences
  • Technical: Laboratory Sciences

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About the Science T Level

A T Level is a two-year, classroom-based technical qualification (about the size of three A Levels) built from a core component, an occupational specialism and a required industry placement. For a plain-English explanation of how the grades work and what they mean, see our companion guides.

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Compare with other post-16 pathways

A T Level is one of several routes after GCSEs. See how it sits alongside the alternatives with tutor2u's companion resources, built from the same DfE official statistics.

Sources & how this was made

Figures are drawn from the Department for Education's Provisional T Level results statistics, released under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Rates are computed from the underlying student counts. 2021/22–2023/24 are final, 2024/25 is revised and 2025/26 is provisional and subject to change.

Last reviewed: 15 August 2026. This resource was developed and checked with AI assistance alongside expert human review by tutor2u; it is an independent interpretation aid and not official DfE analysis.

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