Theoretically, you can take any exam you might need, provided you get into contact with the UK institution (for example: CIM, CIMA, ACCA, Open University, London University, etc). The British Council charges an administrative fee and you will probably be asked to cover the cost of exam papers dispatch to the UK. Unfortunately, we cannot provide necessary arrangements for any practical exam (e.g. chemistry, biology, etc).
If you want more information on this, please contact us.

You may apply for a recheck or a remark of the test.
If you feel there is a problem, please first seek your teacher’s feedback. Then contact your British Council exam centre and we will explain the procedures to follow.

A team of highly trained examiners are employed to mark the tests.
The written part of the test is marked by examiners in Cambridge and the Speaking test is marked by local Cambridge ESOL examiners. All examiners undergo a rigorous selection process and thorough training. They are also coordinated regularly to make sure they all mark to standard. All marks are double checked to eliminate the possibility of mistake. A certain percentage of exams are marked for the third time by Examiner Team Leader in Cambridge.

Candidates should take care when writing answers on the Listening and Reading answer sheets as incorrect spelling grammar are penalised. Both UK and US varieties of spelling are accepted.
If a candidates is asked to write an answer using a certain number of words and/or numbers, they will be penalised if they exceed or do not meet this requirement. For example if a question specifies an answer using no more than three words and the correct answer is “black leather coat”, the answer “coat of black leather” is incorrect.
In questions where candidates are expected to complete a gap, candidates should only transfer the necessary missing word(s) on to the answer sheets. For example, if a candidate has to complete “in the …………” and the correct answer is “morning” the answer “in the morning” would be incorrect.
Candidates should read and follow the instructions and questions very carefully. In Listening especially, care should be taken when transferring answers on to the answer sheet.

If you arrive late for any of the papers, report to the Supervisor or Invigilator. You may not be allowed to take the examination; if you are admitted, not all of your work may be accepted or you might have to complete the test in the remaining time.

You will not be admitted to the Listening Test for any of the exams.