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Last Updated : 2024-04-20 09:59:00
The Department of Examinations said 181,126 candidates who sat for the GCE Advanced Level Examination-2019 have become eligible to apply for university entrance as per the released examination results which could be obtained via www.doenets.lk
A total of 281,786 candidates sat for the examination for three subjects.
The results of 71 candidates have been suspended due to various irregularities, Commissioner General of Exams Sanath Pujitha said.
The department also announced that the closing date for re-corrections is on January 17, 2020. Therefore, applications to scrutinise 2019 A/L results should be forwarded to the Examinations Department before that date.
Any inquiries relating to examination results should be made to the following telephone numbers: 011278 42 08, 011278 4537 or 1911.
A total of 337, 704 applicants sat for the A/L examination which was conducted in 2,678 examination centres islandwide from August 5 to 31. Of them, 4,789 applicants faced the exams as private candidates.
Exams were held in both old and new syllabuses and a total of 244,146 students faced the exams under the old syllabus while 198,229 students faced the exams under the new syllabus.
When comparing with the last year, there were 167,907 students, who were qualified for university entrance whereas 181,126 students have been qualified for university entrance this year. (Sheain Fernandopulle)
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