O/L Exam results to be out in September

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Results of the 2023 (2024) G.C.E. Ordinary Level (O/L) Examination, are expected to be released in September, according to the Minister of Education Dr. Susil Premajayantha.

The Minister said that the practical tests have reached their final week and that the answer sheet evaluation has been completed.

Addressing reports from the past few weeks that anticipated the results to be available within ‘the next ten days’, Commissioner General of Exams Mr. Amith Jayasundara recently told the TimesOnline that it would generally take about four months to release O/L exam results.

Moreover, plans have been made for the 2024 O/L Exam to take place in January and February of 2025, Minister Premajayantha added.

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