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Education Ministry to review BECE results’ concerns pending Chief Examiner’s report

The Ministry of Education says it will review concerns raised about the performance of candidates and the marking of papers in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) once they are formally brought to its attention, while awaiting the release of the Chief Examiners’ Report.
The Press Secretary and Spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, Hashmin Mohammed, said the report will provide a detailed assessment of candidates’ performance and offer a clearer basis for analysing the examination outcomes.
Mr Mohammed added that the integrity of the examination process remains a priority and that any verified concerns will be given the needed attention.
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