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Where Can ITE Students Find Module Results and Review Information?

Did you know? ITE publishes both a module-results guide and an important-dates page. Start with the results guide to identify your portal, then match the review deadline to the examination series shown on the dates page.

Full-time and Traineeship students normally view grades through myITE, while part-time students use the STEP Student Portal. The official route matters because viewing a grade, downloading a statement of results and asking ITE to review a module grade are three different actions.

If you are considering a review, read the current instructions before paying or submitting anything. ITE presently separates the online form used by full-time and specified diploma students from the STEP request used by part-time students. A review checks the awarded result; it is not a new assessment or an automatic grade change.

Quick route: choose the official source · check your result and review route · take the next step

Which ITE source should you open?

Your questionOfficial sourceCheck immediately
Where do I view grades?Release of module resultsCourse mode and the named portal
When is the review deadline?Important dates to noteYour examination series and closing time
Where is the review service?ITE e-Services and FormsThe current “Application for Review of Module Results” route
Use the route for your course type; a portal for another student group may not accept your request.

The dates page is a live operational source. Do not copy a closing date from an older examination series into a new application.

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What should students check before acting?

Match the portal to the course

ITE currently directs full-time and Traineeship students through myITE to iStudent, Student Center, Academic Records and View My Grades. Part-time students are directed to STEP. Follow the current menu labels shown by ITE rather than assuming every learner uses myITE.

Separate a grade view from a formal review

A statement of results records the grades released. A review is a separate request for ITE to examine a particular module result. As reviewed on 27 October 2026, ITE states a S$20 fee per module and says it is refunded if the grade changes; verify the live page before submitting because fees and procedures can change.

Keep the examination series visible

Write down the module, course, examination series and release date before opening the form. Save the acknowledgement and watch the email address or portal named by ITE for the decision. Missing the series-specific deadline can close the review route even when the result remains visible.

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What should you do next?

  1. Open the result guide and use the portal for your course type.
  2. Compare the result release with the current important-dates table.
  3. If a review is needed, use the official form or STEP request before the stated deadline.
  4. Keep your submission record and wait for ITE’s decision through the stated channel.

For nearby explanations, use the ITE application-results guide, the ITE transcript and certificate guide, and the ITE academic-calendar guide. An admission outcome is not the same as a current student’s module result.

Related source guides in this batch

How Can Singapore Students Cancel SAT Scores? · Where Can Singapore Students Change an SAT Test Date or Test Centre? · How Can Singapore Students Cancel ACT Scores?

Sources reviewed: 27 October 2026. Follow ITE’s live pages for the applicable examination series, deadline, fee and portal instructions.

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