Everything that comes after the Catalonia 2025 University Entrance Exam: grades, claims and pre-enrolment

The Catalonia 2025 selectivity has already ended and, after a few days of effort and tension, the time has come to find out what happens now. If you have taken the exam this year or you have someone close to you who has, you are surely wondering when the grades come out, how the claim process works  and what to take into account for university pre-enrolment.

When are the grades of the Selectivitat Catalunya published?

The provisional grades for the Catalonia 2025 university entrance exam will be published on 25 June. You can consult them through the University Access Portal, accessing with your personal code.

It is important  to keep the proof of enrolment, as you will need it to access it. You will also be able to see the details of each subject and the weighted average grade.

Can I complain if I don’t agree with a note?

Yes. If you consider that any of your tests have been poorly assessed, you have the right to submit a revision or double correction. There are two types of claim:

• Simple review, where the calculation is reviewed and all parts are corrected.
• Double correction, where another corrector re-evaluates the exam from scratch.

Bear in mind that, in the case of double correction, the new grade may be higher or lower than the previous one. Therefore, it is important to assess whether it compensates you.

When and how is university pre-enrolment done?

Once the final grades have been published, the university pre-enrolment period opens. In this procedure, you will have to indicate your preferences for bachelor’s degrees and universities, ordered by priority.

University pre-enrolment will take place between 3 and 30 June.

It is essential to be well informed about the cut-off marks of  recent years and to be strategic when ordering the options.

What happens if I don’t enter the first assignment?

If you do not get a place in your first option, you can be on the waiting list. You can also participate in the reassignments of places, which are published during the summer. It is important to keep an eye on the email and the portal, as the deadlines for accepting the place are often short.

What if I don’t pass the University Entrance Exam?

If you have not reached the minimum to access university, all is not lost. Can you:

• Reapply for the extraordinary call in September.
• Opt for higher level vocational training.
• Evaluate other access routes later.

How to face this process with less stress

We know that the entire post-selectivity process can be stressful and confusing, but it is important to stay calm and be well informed about each step. At Resest, we accompany students on their university journey by offering a welcoming and close environment, specially designed for those who are starting a new stage.

Summary: the key calendar after the Catalonia 2025 University Entrance Exam

• 25 June: publication of provisional grades
• 26 and 27 June and until 2.00 pm on 30 June: claims period
• From 3 to 30 June: university pre-enrolment
• From 11 July to 22 October: allocation of places and reassignments
• From 15 July to 23 October: enrolment according to the assignment.

At Resest, we are here to help you

Whatever your grade in the Catalan university entrance exam, what comes next is also important. If you come to study at the UAB, ESDI or Gimbernat, in Resest you will find your new home to fully experience this university stage. Discover our residence and let’s start this new chapter together!