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The results for pupils who sat for their PLE will be released on Wednesday next week, the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has said.
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UNEB secretary Odongo Daniel Nokrach in a statement released Tuesday said that the marking process has been completed and now awaiting announcement of results.
“It has been a challenge since we started marking the exams on 6th December 2017. With our supportive team we have managed to finish marking before the festive season started,” Mr Odongo said.
“And for that sake we are glad to inform you that that PLE and UCE exams are to be released as early as possible to enable our students get an ample time to prepare for the next level,” he added.
Odongo stated that they expect PLE results to be out on January 10 while Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) results will be out a week after.
Source: nile post
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