More than 26,000 students across the region received their results on Thursday morning.
The number of A* and A grades awarded at A-level in Northern Ireland has dropped for the second consecutive year.
In A-levels, 11.6% of pupils across the region achieved an A* grade and 37.5% achieved an A* or A grade .Biology has replaced mathematics as the most popular A-level subject choice in Northern Ireland for the first time in nine years. CCEA has set up a dedicated results helpline to offer advice and guidance that will run Monday to Friday, from 9am until 5pm, until August 30.CCEA chief executive Gerry Campbell said: “My congratulations to the thousands of students across Northern Ireland who received their results today.
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