Below is video and text guidance on how to view your results following consideration by a Board of Examiners.

Once the University has formally released results following a Board of Examiners, you will receive an email to your University of Kent email address directing you to view your results. These are only available on the results server, however, further information in relation to your overall marks and results can be found in KentVision under the My Marks & Results tile. Clicking this tile gives you three options:

The My Marks tile will display your final marks for the current academic year, including exam and project marks. You can also view top level aggregate and final marks for previous academic years. 

At the top of the screen you will see a key:

This key gives more detail about the codes in the BoE recommendations column. Depending on your results, you may or may not see recommendations in this column.

Clicking on the plus sign(s) on the right hand side of the screen allows you to view your individual component marks (ie assignment, examination) which contribute to your overall module mark. For any years prior to 2020/2021, you will only be able to view the overall marks, and will not be able to see individual component marks.

The My Results tile will display the agreed overall course result eg if you are eligible for award, if you have failed, or if you need to resit.

If you are eligible for award, you will not be able to view your classification in this area (eg 1st, 2:1) and will find your classification in your transcript and results letter.

You will be able to download an interim self service transcript as a PDF from the My Transcript tile.

If you have a finance hold on your record you will not be able to download a copy of your transcript and will be directed to contact Finance via the on screen message.

Upon completion of your studies, you will receive an official hard copy embossed transcript and degree certificate at your congregation ceremony.

More information can be found on the congregations webpage.