ACCA releases session results about six weeks after the exam week, by email and in myACCA, usually early in the morning UK time. On-demand exams (BT, MA, FA, LW) give a provisional result on screen at the end of the exam and a confirmed result within a few days.
| Session | Results |
|---|---|
| December 2026 | 18 January 2027 |
| March 2027 | not yet published (ACCA releases March results in mid April) |
| June 2027 | not yet published (usually mid July) |
| September 2027 | not yet published (ACCA has said October 2027) |
Every ACCA exam is marked out of 100 and the pass mark is 50. There is no scaling between candidates and no quota of passes. Objective questions are marked by computer; constructed-response answers are marked by examiners against a marking scheme that credits each valid point, which is why a half-finished answer with the right structure can still score.
You can enter the next session straight away; the standard deadline for the following session usually falls a few weeks after results day. Candidates who fail narrowly almost always lose the marks in the written section, so the fastest fix is to practise written answers under time and get them marked.
Markline marks your written answers line by line against a scheme, so you see which points earned credit and which did not, before results day.
Get free lifetime access ($0)18 January 2027.
Early morning UK time on results day, by email and in myACCA; exact timing is set by ACCA for each session.
50 out of 100 for every exam.
Facts on this page were checked on 3 November 2026 against ACCA's published timetable and third-party summaries. Dates marked "not yet published" are not guesses from us; check accaglobal.com before you book.