The date for the Release of UNEB UCE & UACE Results 2023 will soon be confirmed by the board. As soon as it is confirmed we will update the page.
Below is the information relating to last year’s exams release date.
#UACE2023 RESULTS TO BE RELEASED ON FRIDAY 3RD.MARCH 2023
The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) plans to release the 2022 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) results on Thursday, 9th, February 2023.
The results of the #UCE2022 will be released this Thursday, February 9th, 2023, at State House, Nakasero. The function will start at 11:00 am and will be presided over by the Hon. Minister of @Educ_SportsUg, Mama @JanetMuseveni.
The 2023 UCE results will be released by Education Minister Janet Museveni who is the political head of the ministry.
Like the case on PLE, the top official said that the results will be released from the State House, Nakasero in Kampala.
UG Standard learnt that there will be a briefing on the performance of students on Wednesday 8, 2023 in the presence of Mrs Museveni and education ministry top officials.
The briefing, a precursor to the release of the results, is expected to take place at State House, Kampala.
The briefing will be done by Dan Odongo, the UNEB’s executive secretary, and the board’s chairperson, Prof. Mary Okwakol.
After the briefing, an announcement of the official date for the release of the results, and the related modalities will be made.
This will be the second set of the national exams to be released after PLE results that were released last week.
A total of 349,445 candidates registered to sit the examination from 3703 Examination Centres.
Of these, 175,923 (50.3%) of the candidates are males, while 173,522 (49.7%) are females.
A total of 114,200 (32.7%) of the candidates were funded under the Universal Secondary Education (USE) Programme, while 235,245 (77.3%) candidates are non-US.
Fifty-one (50) of the candidates wrote their examination from Luzira Prison
Five hundred nineteen (519) of the candidates were Special Needs Education (SNE) candidates.
The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) plans to release the 2022 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) results on Friday, 24, 2023, a top official has told UG Standard.
As was the case on 2022 PLE and 2022 UCE, The 2022 UACE results will be released by Education Minister Janet Museveni who is the political head of the ministry.
Like the case on PLE and UCE, the top official said that the results will be released from the State House, Nakasero in Kampala.
UG Standard learnt that there will be a briefing on the performance of students on Wednesday 22, 2023 in the presence of Mrs Museveni and education ministry top officials.
The briefing, a precursor to the release of the results, is expected to take place at State House, Kampala.
The briefing will be done by Dan Odongo, the UNEB’s executive secretary, and the board’s chairperson, Prof. Mary Okwakol.
After the briefing, an announcement of the official date for the release of the results (which is likely to be Friday), and the related modalities will be done.
This will be the third and last set of the national exams to be released after PLE and UCE results that were released early in the month.
A total of 97,890 students registered to sit for the exams compared to 98,392 who sat for the same examinations in 2020.
UNEB Spokesperson Jennifer Kalule Musamba said a total of 17,319 candidates are sponsored by the government under the Universal Post O’level education programme.
The examinations were conducted under the theme: Integrity and Security in the Management of Examinations: The Health and Safety of Learners is a Joint Responsibility.
UACE progress
During the interface with MPs, Mr Odongo notified them that the marking of the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) is underway.
“The marking of UACE examinations has just commenced with the arrival of examiners at various marking centres,” Mr Odongo said.
In the meantime, the official date to release the UCE and UACE results is not out. As soon as we get the date and time our team will publish it.