Education Minister announces changes to GCE O/L Exam structure to prevent student failures

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March 04, Colombo (LNW): Education Minister Susil Premajayantha has announced a reduction in the number of subjects for the GCE Ordinary Level (O/L) examination to seven, with the remaining three focusing on industry and environmental knowledge.

This adjustment aims to ensure that no student fails the O/L or Advanced Level (A/L) examinations.

Additionally, steps are being taken to provide professional training in subjects aligned with students’ preferences and skills.

Among the 337,000 A/L students this year, 50,000 will receive training in English, IT, and guidance at 300 centres nationwide starting from March 5th.

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