You can easily get the answers to the questions about how to check Grade 7 results on Airtel, how to check Grade 7 results online, and what the 2023 Grade 7 cut-off points from this article.
Here you'll find out about:
- How To Check Grade 7 Results Zamtel, Airtel MTN - 8383.
- How to Check Grade 7 Results Online?
- Zambia Grade 7 results Stats
- Grade 7 cut-off points for Zambia
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How To Check Grade 7 Results Zamtel, Airtel MTN - 8383.
- You open the new message pad on your Mobile Phone
- Type the full Examination Number (Leave Space)
- Type the Examination Year (Leave Space)
- Type the Examination Grade and
- Send to 8383
The checking of results is available to all networks with a service charge.
How to Check Grade 7 Results Online?
- 1) Visit https://systems.exams-council.org.zm/
- 2) Click on E-STATEMENT OF RESULTS
- 3) Click on CANDIDATE SIGN IN
- 4) Select the LEVEL (see diagram)
- 5) Enter Examination Number
- 6) Hit the Continue tab
- 7) Click on “ELECTRONIC STATEMENT OF RESULTS” to view, download and print the PDF file.
That's how to check the Grade 7 - you can use the same steps to check the Grade 9, Grade 12 and GCE results.
Zambia Grade 7 results Stats
Here are the numbers released by ECZ for the candidates sitting the Year 7 2022 examinations:
- Candidates entered - 493,932
- An increase of 7.86% from 2021.
- 255,828 candidates were Girls, 51.79% of the total number of candidates.
- 238,104 candidates were Boys, 48.21% of the total number of candidates.
- 44,405 (8.99%) candidates were absent.
91.01% of candidates sat Grade 7 examinations
A promising 449,538 (91.01%) candidates sat for the ECZ Grade 7 examinations in 2023. This comprises of:
- 233,189 Girls
- 216, 349 Boys
- Division one - 64,008
- Division two - 121,490
- Division three - 96,356
- Division four - 167,684
Grade 7 cut-off points for Zambia
More girls progressed through Divisions 1,2 and 3. While more boys than girls progressed through Division 4.
The progression rate is 100% due to automatic progression to Grade 8.
It is important to note that starting 2023, a passing mark (Grade 7 cut-off point) will be introduced.
Visit this page for more information on Grade 9 and Grade 12 results.
Disclaimer: This data and information are sourced from the Examinations Council of Zambia website, Facebook page and Twitter account. If you have any questions, please comment below.
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