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115,532 Candidates Obtain School Certificates in 2024 Grade 12 Exams

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The 2024 Grade 12 examination results have been officially announced, revealing that 115,532 candidates out of the 169,464 who sat for the exams have successfully obtained School Certificates. This represents a significant milestone in the academic journey of the students who qualified, affirming the effort and commitment invested by both learners and educators.

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The Ministry of Education highlighted the overall pass rate, commending students for their hard work amidst challenging circumstances. According to the results, 68.2% of the candidates achieved the required grades to obtain School Certificates, marking a steady performance in comparison to previous years.

In a statement released during the announcement, the Minister of Education congratulated the students and attributed the results to enhanced teaching strategies and increased government investment in the education sector. “We are proud of the students who have excelled in their examinations and encourage them to continue striving for academic excellence. The Ministry remains committed to providing an enabling environment for learning,” the Minister said.

Regional performance varied, with urban centers generally recording higher pass rates compared to rural areas. Education officials have noted the disparities and reiterated their commitment to bridging the gap by improving infrastructure and resources in underserved regions.

As the students celebrate their achievements, those who did not meet the criteria to obtain School Certificates have been encouraged to explore alternative pathways, including skills development programs and opportunities for re-sitting examinations.

Parents, teachers, and other stakeholders have been urged to support the students as they transition to the next phase of their academic or professional journeys. Universities, colleges, and training institutions are now preparing to admit the successful candidates, with many expected to apply for various programs in the coming weeks.

The release of the 2024 results comes as a reminder of the crucial role education plays in shaping the future of the nation. With continued support and investment in the sector, the country aims to empower its youth to contribute meaningfully to national development.

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