Exams will take place on Monday 6th October 2025. For all key dates and information, please see below.
Information on key dates and results for the October 2025 exam session
The October 2025 examinations will take place on Monday 6th October 2025.
Bookings for the October 2025 Examinations will open on Monday 2nd June 2025.
The standard entry deadline for this exam sitting is Monday 28th July 2025.
The late entry deadline is Monday 4th August 2025.
The deadline to withdraw from an exam is 14 days after the booking payment is made.
October 2025 exam results will be available on Wednesday 14th January 2026. An email will be issued at 09:00 on results day and candidates can log into MyIFE to access results and certificates.
Candidates are advised to read the following documents relevant to October 2025 examinations prior to booking examinations.
Entry fees and key datesTerms and ConditionsGuidance on booking examinationsInformation and rules for candidates - in-person examinationsInformation and rules for candidates - online examinations
The deadline for submitting a request for reasonable adjustments is 23:59pm (GMT) 4th August 2025. The link to submit an application for reasonable adjustments is here and our reasonable adjustments policy can be found here.
Candidates who wish to request a Deferral should read the Deferral Guidance first and if they still wish to proceed, should complete the application that can be found on the IFE Exam Applications page here. The deadline for submission of deferral request forms is 3rd November 2025.
Where a candidate has experienced unexpected severe/adverse circumstances outside of their control that could have affected their performance in an examination, the candidate may apply for special consideration. The Procedures for Applying for Special Consideration can be found here.
View the guidance on submitting a remark or see your exam results on MyIFE here.
Submit your application online.
Exam centre managers can keep track of the number of candidates taking an exam in their centre and access a register.
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