The 2026 GCE A Level written examinations run from 2 to 27 November 2026. Use the time well. Every steady week from here counts more than any last minute push.
The A Levels are the finish line, but the year is paced by milestones along the way. Working back from November, a rough timeline looks like this. Exact dates vary by school, so confirm yours.
| When | Milestone |
|---|---|
| Around September, JC1 | JC1 Promotional Examinations |
| Term 2 to 3, JC2 | Block tests and the run of topical revision |
| August to September, JC2 | JC2 Preliminary Examinations |
| 2 to 27 November 2026 | GCE A Level written examinations |
The students who finish strongest treat the whole run-in as one continuous effort, not a series of crammed exams. A weekly rhythm of marked practice from now to November is worth more than any single intensive at the end.
The 2026 A Level written examination window (2 to 27 November 2026) follows the SEAB and Ministry of Education national examination timetable. Confirm exact paper dates on the official SEAB timetable, and your promo and prelim dates with your school.
Reviewed 21 June 2026
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