Breaking! General Certificate of Education 2023 results out.

By David Atangana

Results of the 2023 session of examinations organized by the Cameroon General Certificate of Education (GCE) board, have been released.

The results were made known Monday afternoon July 24, 2023, following a press release issued by the GCE board registrar, Akuh Dominic.

“The Registrar of the GCE Board is pleased to inform the general public and especially candidates of the 2023 Examinations organized by the Board that the Board has today,  24th July 2023, released results of the 2023 Examinations,” reads the press release 

According to the press release,”Candidates will be able to verify their results at the centers where they registered for the examination.”

” In addition, the Results will be available on the GCE Board website for download. Candidates’  results slips are already available at their registration centers.” it reads further.

The results include GCE Advanced Level, GCE Ordinary Level, Technical and Vocational Education Advanced Level, and Technical and Vocational Education Intermediate Level.

The pass rate for the Ordinary Level was 64.04%, while the pass rate for the Advanced Level was 78.36%. This is an improvement from the pass rates for the 2022 session, which were 62.15% and 74.24%, respectively.

Washira Helene contributed to his article

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