T Level results · 2026

Digital Production, Design and Development T Level results 2026

1,719 students took the Digital Production, Design and Development T Level this year, up 16.7% on last year. 90.5% achieved a pass or above and 18.7% a distinction or above.

Provisional Department for Education figures, published 13 August 2026. England only. First awarded in 2022.

Quick reference

Students
1,719
Pass or above
90.5%
Merit or above
67.4%
Distinction or above
18.7%

The 2026 grade profile

Share of students at or above each overall grade. 1,491 male and 207 female students this year.

Distinction* 0.1%
Distinction or above 18.7%
Merit or above 67.4%
Pass or above 90.5%

Since first awards in 2022

Grade rates are cumulative; the course's size is in the table below.
05010020222024202690.5% Pass+67.4% Merit+tutorperch.com

Every year in numbers

YearStudentsD*D+M+Pass+
20261,7190.1%18.7%67.4%90.5%provisional
20251,4730.1%12.2%58.9%92.4%revised
20241,0370%12.8%51.3%87.8%
20236950%9.2%51.7%88.8%
20223311.2%28.7%71.6%94.3%

UCAS points

A Distinction* is worth 168 UCAS points, the same as three A-level A*s. A Distinction is 144 (AAA), a Merit 120 (BBB), and a Pass 96 or 72 depending on the core-component grade. Full table on the T Level results page.

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About the data

Source: Department for Education, "Provisional T Level results" (Open Government Licence v3.0). England only; grade rates are cumulative. Students without a grade 4 in GCSE maths or English study them alongside a T Level: see GCSE maths tutors and GCSE English tutors.

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