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To view the Malawi School Certificate of Education results click on the district where you wrote the exam and search for your name in the passlist. Below are the district names where exams took place;

Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examination results announced on Wednesday have drawn calls for a reflection on the poor quality of education in community day secondary schools (CDSSs) and general investment in the sector.

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MANEB 2023 MSCE Results Malawi: Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) results 2023 Pass list can be viewed from www.maneb.edu.mw Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB) will release Maneb MSCE Results 2023 in the month of October 2023.

Now the question is how to check Malawi 2023 MSCE Results online, through MANEB official website (www.maneb.edu.mw) you can get MSCE results list by district-wise. To get the results follow the instruction below.

1 3. All queries about the MSCE results must be routed to MANEB through the Head Teachers

at schools where candidates wrote their examinations. MANEB will not entertain queries about the results made directly to the Board by candidates or any other individual.

Maranatha International Academy has hailed its teachers for the good results in the Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations which saw 179 out of 212 candidates at the institution passing, representing a 70 percent pass rate. This was above the national pass rate of 51.8 percent.

Last year, the school sent over 20 students to the University of Malawi (Unima), according to Kaonga.

The results show that we are focused at providing the best education to our students because the highest got 10 points, he said.

He said the school will continue to aim at increasing the good results through management of quality assurance drills which will continuously ensure that education delivery services at the institution are not compromised.

When examining the results by school type, conventional secondary schools had the highest pass rate, with 27,193 out of 39,957 candidates passing (68.06%). Community Day Secondary Schools had a pass rate of 45.53%, with 35,046 out of 76,972 candidates passing.

LILONGWE, Malawi \u2014 The Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education has unveiled the results of the 2023 Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examination, revealing an overall pass rate of 54.40%, writes Winston Mwale.

Speaking during official release of results to the media in Lilongwe on Wednesday, Deputy Minister of Education, Nancy Chaola Mdooko, said this is the fourth year from the 2020 re-administered MSCE examination that they have achieved leakage free examinations.

Announcing the results today in Lilongwe during an event which was presided over by Minister of Education, Agnes Nyalonje, Executive Secretary for MANEB, Professor Dorothy Nampota has said a total of 152,391 registered for the examination but 147, 977sat for the examination.

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