Students who sat the 2025 GCE Advanced Level examination can now check their university course selection for the 2025/2026 academic year through the official University Grants Commission website.
The checker covers course-selection information based on the 2025 A/L examination, including results after re-scrutiny. You only need your A/L index number to perform the search.
UGC course selection at a glance
| Responsible authority | University Grants Commission, Sri Lanka |
|---|---|
| Academic year | 2025/2026 |
| Examination basis | GCE Advanced Level Examination 2025, including results after re-scrutiny |
| Required information | A/L index number |
| Information displayed | Applicant’s full name, selected course and university, and intake |
| Checking method | Online through the official UGC course-selection page |
How to check your university course selection
- Open the official UGC course-selection page using the button below.
- Enter your 2025 A/L index number carefully.
- Select the Search button.
- Confirm that the displayed name and examination details belong to you.
- Note the selected course, university and intake for your records.
What should you do after checking?
- Confirm that your name, selected course and university are displayed correctly.
- Keep a private note of the result for reference.
- Monitor official UGC and university communications for the next instructions.
- Do not rely on screenshots or messages shared through unofficial social-media pages.
- Never publish your index number or personal result details publicly.
If the UGC page does not load
The official website may become slow when many students check simultaneously. Wait a few minutes and try again. Avoid entering your index number on unofficial websites that claim to provide the same result.
If no information appears, first recheck the index number. Do not assume that a blank or unavailable page confirms a selection outcome.
Frequently asked questions
What information do I need?
You need the index number used for the 2025 GCE Advanced Level examination.
What does the checker display?
The official page can display the applicant’s full name, selected course and university, and intake.
Is the online result an admission certificate?
No. The UGC specifically states that the online result cannot be used as a valid certificate of admission.
Can BrightNook check the result for me?
No. For your privacy, do not send your index number or result details to BrightNook or post them publicly. Use the official UGC page directly.
What if the official page is busy?
Wait and retry later. Do not move to an unofficial result website merely because the official service is temporarily slow.
Official source
BrightNook is an independent education-information website and is not affiliated with the University Grants Commission or any university. Course-selection information must be verified through the official UGC website.
