In preparation for the release of the 2020 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) results, the management of UNEB will on the afternoon of Wednesday July 14, brief the Minister of Education and Sports, Mama Janet K. Museveni and other Ministry officials on the outcome of the examination. This is in line with the mandate of the…
The Uganda National Examinations Board Act, 2021 is now in effect, having been gazetted on April 1, 2021. The Act provides for the continued existence of the Uganda National Examinations Board and its functions; the functions of the Board and the Secretariat, management, finances, offences and penalties. It also repeals the Uganda National Examinations Board Act, CAP 137.
Following the completion of Examinations by PLE, UCE and UACE Candidates 2020, the Board has embarked on the marking process
We are looking to use the results of this year’s candidates, as a way of assessing the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and resulting lockdown on learners
The P.L.E exams 2020 will be written on March 30th and 31st 2020 Countrywide
The delayed National examinations for 2020-2021 candidates will kick off with a briefing of O level candidates on Friday, February 26, 2021. This is according to the examination timetable released by the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) this morning.
In a statement penned by the Executive Director of UNEB, Mr. Dan Odongo disregards circulating reports that UNEB may consider online examinations.
According to UNED Executive Director there is a fake Facebook account in the names of UNEB circulating reports that UNEB is considering administering online examinations to its candidates.
In a statement penned by the Executive Director of UNEB, Mr. Dan Odongo disregards circulating reports that UNEB may consider online examinations.
According to UNED Executive Director there is a fake Facebook account in the names of UNEB circulating reports that UNEB is considering administering online examinations to its candidates.
