GCE O/L 2023 results : Update from Education Minister


The results of the 2023 (2024) GCE Ordinary Level Examinations are expected to be released in September this year, Minister of Education Susil Premajayantha said. 

The Education Minister said that the papermarking of practical tests is in the final week and once completed, the checking of answer scripts will be completed.

He said, hence, the Department of Examinations intends to release the results of the examination in September. 

Minister Premajayantha further said that the Education Ministry hopes to conduct the GCE Ordinary Level Examination during the first two months of 2025.

He went on to note that the GCE Advanced Level Examinations can also be moved up next year, which will help normalise the examination timeframe in the future.

Minister Susil Premajayantha expressed these views while addressing a public event on Tuesday.

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