2022 A/L Exam: University entrance cut-off marks released

The Z-Score cut-off scores for university study programs in each district for the upcoming 2022-2023 academic year have been released after re-scrutiny, the Chairman of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Professor Sampath Amarathunga announced today (1). 

The cut-off marks are determined by the results of the 2022 G.C.E. Advanced Level (A/L) Examination and can be viewed on: https://www.ugc.ac.lk/selection/

District-wise Z-Score cut-off marks can be accessed via: https://www.ugc.ac.lk/downloads/admissions/cutoff_2022/COP_2021_2022-ENGLISH_AR_FINAL_A4.pdf

Meanwhile, details have been provided to the students informing the selection status, the university and the course of study via an SMS from the UGC, the Secretary of the UGC Ms. Shalika Ariyarathne said.

If SMS is not received, students are requested to send in a text message in the format of UGC <space> index number to 1919 to get hold of their eligibility. (Eg: UGC<>777888 to 1919)

Appeals can be submitted accordingly if a student looks forward to getting selected to their preferred university upon application. Candidates can further make appeals to change their course of study to lower preferences or apply to courses which they have not indicated in the original application where due consideration will be given in line with available vacancies. 

Appeals can be submitted accordingly if a student looks forward to getting selected to their preferred university upon application. Candidates can further make appeals to change their course of study to lower preferences or apply to courses which they have not indicated in the original application where due consideration will be given in line with available vacancies. 

To download the University Admissions Handbook for detailed information about university registration process, head on over to: https://eugc.ac.lk/ugc_handbook/

If there are any further specific queries about university entrance, students are urged to contact the UGC on 011 2695301/2, 011 2692357 or 011 2675854.