Students from the Isle of Man have had a "record year" - securing an A-level pass rate of 98.2 per cent.
The 326 pupils who took A-levels, and 260 who sat AS levels, got their results yesterday - Paul Craine is from the Department of Education and Children:
The vast majority of students have obtained places at their chosen universities with a small number waiting to be accepted through the clearing process.
It's believed there will be 150,000 people from across the UK trying to access higher education through the system - Paul says that's why it's important to act quickly:
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