Fiji’s Education Ministry is set to release the provisional results for the Eighth Year Examination today, showcasing a slight improvement in the pass rate compared to last year.
Pass Rates and Student Participation
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro revealed that this year’s pass rate stands at 69 percent, up from 67 percent in 2023. A total of 18,968 students participated in the examinations, which were conducted across 712 centers nationwide.
Radrodro emphasized the significance of this increase, stating, “A 69 percent pass rate reflects our ongoing commitment to improving educational outcomes for our students.” He added that the Ministry is continuously working to enhance the quality of education and support systems to help students achieve better results.
Key Statistics:
- Pass Rate 2024: 69%
- Pass Rate 2023: 67%
- Total Students: 18,968
- Examination Centers: 712
Accessing Results and Recount Procedures
The provisional results can be accessed online through the official website: www.examresults.gov.fj. Students will need their unique examination identification number and personal credentials to log in and view their scores.
Radrodro mentioned that the results are provisional and will remain so for 30 days. During this period, students have the opportunity to request a mark recount at a fee of $5 per subject or a remark at a rate of $25 per subject. This process ensures that students have a fair chance to verify their scores and address any discrepancies.
For those who encounter difficulties accessing their results online, the Education Ministry has set up support centers. Starting tomorrow at 8 am, students can visit their respective schools or District Education Offices to obtain their results in person.
Minister’s Congratulations and Future Support
The Education Minister extended his heartfelt congratulations to all the students, parents, guardians, teachers, school management committees, and ancillary staff for their dedication and hard work throughout the academic year. “Your commitment and perseverance have paid off, and we are proud of each and every one of you,” Radrodro said.
He also encouraged parents, guardians, and teachers to continue providing the necessary support to students as they make informed decisions about their future academic and career paths. This support system is crucial in helping students navigate the challenges of their educational journeys and achieve their long-term goals.
Encouraging Continued Improvement
Radrodro highlighted the Ministry’s efforts to further improve educational standards and outcomes. By analyzing the results and feedback from this year’s examinations, the Ministry aims to identify areas that need attention and implement strategies to address them. This proactive approach is intended to ensure that more students succeed in their examinations in the coming years.
Ministry Initiatives:
- Enhanced Learning Programs: Introducing new programs to support struggling students.
- Teacher Training: Providing additional training for educators to improve teaching methods.
- Infrastructure Improvements: Upgrading educational facilities to create better learning environments.
Looking Ahead
As Fiji prepares to release the final results, the Education Ministry remains focused on its mission to provide quality education to all students. With the provisional pass rate showing improvement, there is optimism that continued efforts will lead to even better outcomes in the future.
Radrodro concluded by reaffirming the Ministry’s dedication to supporting students and ensuring that they have the resources and guidance needed to succeed. “We are committed to fostering an environment where every student has the opportunity to excel and reach their full potential,” he stated.
