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The UCE (Uganda Certificate of Education) results are to be released this week on Wednesday 7th 2018 UNEB Confirms.
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To those who sat for their Uganda Certificate of Education exams in 2017 worry not because the much anticipated and long awaited day is on the 7th of February 2017.
The results will be released at 11: 00 AM at Prime Minister auditorium office.
“The Minister of Education and Sports shall officially release the Uganda Certificate of Education results for the year 2017 to the public on Wednesday 7th February, 2018 at Office of the Prime Minister, auditorium at 11am,” a statement said on Monday
Some reports were issued out claiming that the UCE results had delayed because the Education minister was out of the country therefore it was impossible to release the results. However, UNEB dismissed the reports.
UNEB said: “We wish to clarify the reports claiming the Honorable minister is delaying the UCE results are not true. UNEB is in its final stages of processing the UCE results.”
Here at Newslex point, we hope God has already blessed all the students that sat for UCE exams with better grades.
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