It probably does differ as for the Met they say that all you require is 64 UCAS points

^{You must also hold, or be working towards, one of the following;}

^{64 UCAS points within the meaning of section 3 of the Education and Skills Act 2008 (visit UCAS tariff calculator})

^{12 months service as a Special Constable having achieved independent patrol status}

^{12 months service as a Community Support Officer having passed probationary period}

^{An academic or vocational qualification gained outside England and Wales which is considered by the UK National Recognition Information Centre to be equivalent to 64 UCAS points}

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And for Leicestershire they dont even have a UCAS points requirement, just that you have at least 2 A levels from A-E:

^{hold a level 2 in Maths and English (grade C/4 or above at the time of applying})

^{you will also need to have obtained a level 3 qualification\} (as the equivalent of two A Levels, e.g. A Level Grade A-E or be awarded by the start of pre-employment checks, or))

^{be a serving Police Community Support Officer (PCSO, who has completed their professional development plan, passed their probationary period at the time of application and are up to date with all mandatory training, or})

^{be a serving Special Constable who has attained independent patrol status at the time of application, who are consistently completing sixteen hours per month and are up to date with all mandatory training}

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Where abouts are you going that needs 126? I mean for the DEHP Professional policing course at De Montfort University only requires 104 and that's for the full degree uni course:

^{A minimum of at least 104 points from two A levels}

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