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UNEB: 90,000 S4 candidates' scores missing

Failure to meet the deadline means that the 90,578 candidates will not receive UCE certificates and their result slips will read Result 2. The Result 2 slip reading will imply that the affected students will not qualify to progress to A’level and they will be required to repeat S4 next year. Meanwhile, data obtained from UNEB also shows that a total of 8,090 candidates had been registered as learners with disabilities, but 2,000 were found to have faked the disability after a UNEB audit.

From left: Odongo, Grace Mbabazi Kasigwa, the principal examination officer and Jennifer Kalule Musamba Principal Public relation offi cer, display the UNEB time tables for UCE and PLE during a media briefing at the Uganda Media Centre on September 23rd. (Credit: Nancy Nanyonga)
By: Martin Kitubi, Journalist @New Vision


KAMPALA - A total of 90,578 Senior Four (S4) candidates are at risk of being ungraded after their schools failed to submit their continuous assessment (CA) scores, while

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Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB)
Continuous assessment (CA)
Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE)
Dan Odongo