O’Level pass rate improves 10 percent on 2011
28 May 2013, 7:08 PM
Minivan News
The Education Ministry has announced a 10 percent improvement in Cambridge O’Level examination pass rates for 2012.
President Mohamed Waheed claimed the results were due to education sector improvements, while former Education Minister Musthafa Luthfy claimed that these policies were enacted under the previous government.
The Education Ministry announced 2012’s Cambridge O’Level (grade 10) examination results on Saturday (May 25), noting that 31 students achieved global top 10 rankings, with five of these students having the “highest results worldwide” in various subject areas, according to local media.
The five students who achieved O’Level scores categorised as some of the “highest in the world” were presented with a prize and newly created presidential medal by President Waheed.
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