Marking process for National Scholarship Exam set in motion

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August 11, Colombo (LNW): The Department of Examinations has confirmed that the initial phase of evaluating scripts for the Grade 5 Scholarship Examination is officially underway from today (11), following the successful administration of the test across the island on the previous day.

Commissioner General of Examinations Indika Liyanage, reported that the examination was held simultaneously at 2,787 centres spread throughout the country. A total of 379,951 pupils had qualified to participate in this highly competitive assessment, which serves as a gateway to academic opportunities for young learners.

All logistical arrangements and marking protocols have been fully established in advance. The formal marking process is slated to begin on August 22 and will continue until August 27 at 43 specialised centres equipped for the task. Authorities anticipate that final results will be made public by September 20, in line with the department’s academic calendar.

Meanwhile, the application period for the 2025 G.C.E. Advanced Level (A/L) Examination is drawing to a close, with the submission window officially ending at midnight tomorrow (12). The Department of Examinations has streamlined the process this year, enabling students to apply online via a dedicated portal, in an effort to ensure wider accessibility and efficiency.

The A/L examinations are scheduled to take place from November 10 to November 05. Educational authorities have urged eligible candidates not to delay, as no extensions to the application deadline will be granted.

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