2021(2022) O/L results released

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The results of the GCE Ordinary Level (O/L) Examination 2021 (held in 2022) were released this evening, Examinations Department Commissioner General L.M.D. Dharmasena said.

He told media that the results could also be viewed on https://www.doenets.lk/examresults website or https://www.exams.gov.lk/examresults website.

Some 407,785 school and 110,460 private candidates sat for the examination facing all nine subjects making it to a total number of 518,245 candidates appeared for the exam.

The examination was held at 3, 845 examination centres while coordinating with 542 centres.

The Commissioner General said that online facility will be granted for all school principals to download the examination results from the department's official website. (Chaturanga Pradeep Samarawickrama)

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Dee Friday, 25 November 2022 09:00 PM

The tution barons must have been busy with ' island best ' propaganda even before results! What a pathetic education system we have? I saw one running for a class from his S500!

N. Ethirveerasingam Sunday, 27 November 2022 06:30 AM

Bring back school hours 8 to 4 to reduce Tuition centre’s. Or award 50% of marks to National exam and 50% to school based exam. For school based assessment, Require a Term-Paper based on a Field Observation and reading for science, Math, social studies, history and Tamil Literature subjects in Grade 10 and 11.

Confused Sunday, 27 November 2022 11:47 AM

More than for other students Tuition has become “ mandatory “ for science students enabling Tuition Masters to demand exorbitant fees for science subjects. A number of students though eligible to choose Science, opt out of A/L Science simply because they can’t afford to do Science. They end up doing Commerce/Arts adding to the overpopulation of Commerce/Arts students in Universities and thereafter to the unemployed/unemployable graduate population in the country. Free Education in SL has turned into FARCE.

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