Fiji’s Education Ministry has released the provisional Eighth Year Examination results, revealing a 69 percent pass rate for the 18,968 students who sat for the exams. Education Minister Aseri Radrodro announced the figures today, noting a slight improvement from last year. This outcome reflects the ministry’s ongoing efforts to enhance educational standards across the nation.
A Closer Look at the Numbers
The 2024 results show a positive trend in student performance. The national pass rate has climbed to 69 percent, which is a two-percent increase from the 67 percent pass rate recorded in 2023. A total of 18,968 students from 712 examination centers across Fiji participated in this year’s assessment.
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro highlighted the importance of this improvement. He stated that it demonstrates a collective commitment to raising educational outcomes for all Fijian students.
| Year | Pass Rate | Total Students |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 69% | 18,968 |
| 2023 | 67% | Not Specified |
How to Check Your Results
The ministry has made the provisional results available through multiple channels to ensure easy access for all students. The primary method is online via the official examinations website.
Students can view their scores by visiting www.examresults.gov.fj. To log in, they will need to enter their unique examination identification number along with other personal details.
For those who may face challenges with online access, an alternative is available. Starting tomorrow at 8 am, students can collect their results in person from their respective schools or District Education Offices. This ensures that no student is left behind due to technological barriers.
Options for Recounts and Remarks
The ministry has emphasized that the released results are provisional. Students have a 30-day window to apply for a review of their marks if they believe there are discrepancies. This process is in place to maintain fairness and transparency in the examination system.
There are two options available for students seeking a review:
- Mark Recount: This service is available at a fee of $5 per subject.
- Remark: For a more detailed review, a remark can be requested at a cost of $25 per subject.
This period allows students and parents to carefully check the scores and take necessary action if needed.
Ministry’s Encouragement and Future Plans
Education Minister Radrodro extended his congratulations to everyone involved in the academic year. He acknowledged the hard work of students, parents, teachers, and school management for their dedication. “Your commitment and perseverance have paid off, and we are proud of each and every one of you,” he said.
The ministry plans to analyze the examination data to identify areas for improvement. This feedback will help shape future educational strategies. Key initiatives include:
- Introducing new learning programs to help struggling students.
- Providing more training for teachers to enhance their teaching methods.
- Upgrading school facilities to create better learning environments.
He also urged parents and guardians to continue supporting students as they plan their future academic and career paths. The ministry reaffirmed its commitment to providing the resources and guidance necessary for every student to succeed and reach their full potential.
