Format, the 60% mark in every part, and who A2 is for are on the CCE A2 page.
Quick Answer
According to ÚJOP’s English CCE page, results go online within 30 days after the exam date and you need the individual code given at the session. The same page states the certificate is posted within seven weeks after the exam. ÚJOP does not publish scores by phone or email, and the older FAQ notes the certificate itself is not time-limited. If nothing arrives after the seven-week mailing window, contact the RTC ILPS CU secretariat as ÚJOP describes — keep your code and exam date written in two places.
Below: how the pass rule ties to your subtest scores, what the 30-day and seven-week windows mean in practice, how to handle a missing code, and where appeals sit in the process — without substituting forum guesses for VTC instructions.
Pass rule in one place
A pass needs at least 60% overall and at least 60% in each subtest, with no carry-over between papers. Read the rule once in CCE A2 passing score: 60% overall and every subtest before you reinterpret a borderline mark.
Results within 30 days and your code
ÚJOP states results are published within 30 days after the exam date. You need the code issued at the exam to access them — treat that slip like cash: photograph it, email it to yourself, and keep a paper copy away from the bag you emptied on the train home.
The FAQ is explicit that results are not provided by phone or email. If you lose the code, the same FAQ points you to email vtc@ujop.cuni.cz with your name, exam date, and date of birth — send from an inbox you check, and keep the thread until the portal line moves.
Certificate mailing within seven weeks
ÚJOP states the certificate is mailed within seven weeks after the exam. If post is late, contact the RTC ILPS CU secretariat as they describe on the English page rather than assuming a lost script. You may also arrange in-person collection at the VTC secretariat in Prague when that option fits your travel.
The FAQ states the certificate is not time-limited. Administrative rules for residence or citizenship filings can still change — keep PDF scans and the original safe, and re-check ministry guidance for your route.
Appeals
Appeals are handled as a written request to VTC ÚJOP UK at Vratislavova 10/29, 128 00 Praha 2 — include your exam date, your code, and a clear reason. The FAQ lists a submission deadline and any administrative charge; confirm the current figures on that page before you file.
Exam-day prep and what happens next
Centre logistics and oral timing are in CCE A2 exam-day countdown. If the outcome is a fail, plan a fresh registration using CCE A2 retake strategy.
Rehearse the format while you wait
Use the CCE A2 mock walkthrough to rehearse pacing and section order — it complements administrative timelines, it does not replace ÚJOP notices.