17,573 students were registered to write today’s SEA Exam at 547 centres across the country.
And, according to the Education Ministry, the completion of the assessment was a success.
According to the Ministry, its efforts included comprehensive accommodations for 465 candidates with special needs.
This was done through special assessment arrangements aimed at ensuring equitable access to the exam for all candidates.
Parents, meanwhile, are being reminded to securely retain the students’ admission slips, as these contain the necessary credentials to access the SEA results online.
In a message to students, Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath said, “Today, you have shown not only what you have learned, but who you are becoming – focused, capable, and prepared for the future. Continue to strive for excellence.”
