2022 Grade 11 selection list for 2023: Highlands, Southern, Momase and NGI Regions

As we predicted, the list came out at the start of the third week of December 2023. The education department website is slow due to a high volume of traffic. You may find this frustrating, so go easy.

Grade 11 Selection List PDF 2023 Published

You can also access and download the PDF list for NGI, Southern, Momase and Highlands regions via the links (ACCESS THE GRADE 11 SELECTION LISTS HERE):

• >> Grade 11 Selection List for Highlands Region
• >> Grade 11 Selection List for Southern Region
• >> Grade 11 Selection List for NGI Region
• >> Grade 11 Selection List for MOMASE Region

Grade 11 selection lists and release date

This article shows the records for Grade 11 selection lists for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2023. The lists were in PDF format and arranged according to regions, provinces and schools as shown below. 

Important notice for readers: This article has information for 2019, 2020 and 2021. Follow the links in BLUE for the latest articles re. Grade 11 Selections Lists for 2022.

Appy to a college in PNG as a non-school leaver - opportunities 

Hope this information helps you to apply DODL matriculation study centres and complete your education. 

If you are a non-school leaver looking for an opportunity to study in PNG, check out the list of application and admission info.

Study at Simbu Teachers College

Study at Madang Teachers College 

IBS University Courses and Admission

PNG Universities NSL Application Info

Polytechnic Insitute of Papua New Guinea, Lae

Police Bomana College & Police Reservist Training

Here is the page where you can get more information about the 2022 application form. Please, visit the Unitech DODL page here. If you have any questions, leave a comment below. 

How to enrol at FODE?

If you want to upgrade your marks at FODE or at any University Open and Distance Learning Centres, here is some information that you'll find useful. Click on the link to read more. 

• Flexible Open and Distance Education (FODE) Application Info
• FODE COURSES IN PROVINCES MEET EDUCATION NEEDS: PM
• Flexible Open and Distance Education (FODE) Enrolment

This blog reproduces the listing here for its online visitors. It is for information only. If you have any questions in relation to the selections listing, please call or email or speak to the GES. 

Alternatively, speak directly to the local secondary school principals, guidance officers or inspectors in regard to spacing at secondary schools. 

Where to check online - 2023 Grade 11 selection list

Here is a quick infographic on where to download the PDF file.

1. Check the education department website

 

2. Click on the 'Selection List' tab

There, you'll find the following PDF files. (Note: the lists are compiled by the General Education Services Division of the NDOE)

Selection List Tab

3. Click the direct links above. 
Select your region and National high school listed in bullet points listed under '2023 Grade 11 selection list for National High and Secondary Schools in PNG'. See above.

We hope you have a fulfilling holiday.

Happy New Year 2022, stay Blessed

Examinations 2017 Results: Education Department Acknowledged 28 Schools out of 301 Grade 10 and 164 Grade 12 Schools

Re-posted​

THE Education Department has recognised 28 high and secondary schools in the country who have put in a lot of effort to improve their academic performance.

Secretary Dr Uke Kombra presented the Best Academic Performing School and the Most Improved School awards to the schools based on the grade 10 and grade 12 examination results.

The top 10 academic performing schools for grade 10 are:

1. Oksapmin High School in West Sepik, 
2. St Charles Lwanga High (NCD), 
3. Gordon Secondary School (NCD), 
4. Cameron Secondary School (Milne Bay), 
5. Jubilee Catholic Secondary (NCD), 
6. Manus Secondary (Manus), 
7. Busu Secondary (Morobe), 
8. Mercy Secondary (East Sepik),
9. Mt Hagen Secondary (WHP) and
10. *not indicated from the source.

The five most improved schools for grade 10 are:

1. Kompiam High School (Enga), 
2. Sacred Heart Tapini Secondary (Central), 
3. Misima High (Milne Bay), 
4. Kiriwina High (Milne Bay) and 
5. Yano High (Central).

The 10 Academic Performing schools for grade 12 are: 

1. Port Moresby National High (NCD), 
2. Marianville Secondary (NCD), 
3. Kerevat National High (ENB), 
4. Wawin National High (Morobe), 
5. Sogeri National High (Central), 
6. Aiyura National High (EHP), 
7. Cameron Secondary (Milne Bay), 
8. St Ignatius Secondary (West Sepik), 
9. Passam National High (ESP), and 
10. Mt Hagen Secondary (WHP).

The five most improved schools for grade 12 are:

1. Utmei Secondary (ENB), 
2. Busu Secondary (Morobe), 
3. Ecom Secondary (Manus), 
4. Manggai Secondary (New Ireland) and 
5. Buin Secondary (AROB).

“We want to recognise those schools which are making more effort to make a difference in the students’ life and academic life, so we want to reinforce schools to put in more effort towards students’ education” Kombra said.

“Out of the 301 high and secondary schools that sat for the grade 10 national examinations and 164 secondary schools that sat for the grade 12 exams, we know there are many challenges that are affecting schools in their own contexts.”

2016 Budget Department Allocation | Top 10 Winners and Losers, IPBC Receiving an Increase of 67%

The National Government Departments got an increased budget of K24, 059.1 million in the 2016 National Budget compared to K23, 454.4 million in the 2015 budget - an increase of 3%. 

Some departments received increased budget allocations while others had cuts to their allocations. Office of Culture and Tourism, and National Housing Corporation came out the winners at 96% increase in funding for the year 2016. Whereas, the biggest loser is PNG National Fisheries Authority who received a funding of K20 million in 2015 down to just K1 million in 2016. 

The top 10 winners and losers in 2016 compared to 2015.

Health, Agriculture, Tourism Departments and State Own Enterprises (SOEs/IPBC) have been given prominence.

Of the 10 losers, it is interesting to note that the Electoral Commission received 61% less with the 2017 election just 18 months away.

Table below shows the total allocations for each national government department. [ Source: Post Courier, 06.11.2015 , adapted]

Sector	Appropriations		Appropriations		Difference	(+/-) in %
	2015 (in Million K)		2016 (in Milion K)			(-) indicates CUT
TOTAL EXPENDITURE	23,454.40		24,059.10		604.70	3%
Economic sector	497.8		603.4		105.60	18%
Conservation and Environment Protection Authority	34.9		64.8		29.90	46%
Department of Agriculture and Livestock	38.7		43.3		4.60	11%
Department of Lands and Physical Planning	38.9		39.6		0.70	2%
Department of Mineral Policy and Geohazards Management	9.7		11.7		2.00	17%
Department of Petroleum and Energy	21.9		47.5		25.60	54%
Department of Commerce and Industry	69.1		62.4		-6.70	-11%
Office of Tourism Arts and Culture	2.1		51.8		49.70	96%
Konebada Petroleum Park Authority	5.4		6.4		1.00	16%
Office of Climate Change and Development	9.2		15.1		5.90	39%
Investment Promotion Authority	4		3		-1.00	-33%
Small & Medium Enterprises Corporation	3.4		4.6		1.20	26%
Nat Institute of Standards and Industrial Technology	4.1		3.5		-0.60	-17%
Industrial Centres Development Corporation	3.4		2.6		-0.80	-31%
Mineral Resource Authority	54.3		26.4		-27.90	-106%
Kokonas Industry Kopration	1.2		6.5		5.30	82%
National Development Bank	50		61.5		11.50	19%
Office of Coastal Fisheries Development Agency	27.9		25.6		-2.30	-9%
Cocoa Coconut Institute	8.3		6.7		-1.60	-24%
PNG National Fisheries Authority	20		1		-19.00	-1900%
Fresh Produce Development Company	11.7		11.4		-0.30	-3%
PNG Coffee Industry Corporation	3.4		10		6.60	66%
PNG National Forest Authority	31.6		37.6		6.00	16%
Tourism Promotion Authority	11.6		9.8		-1.80	-18%
PNG Oil Palm Industry Corporation					0.00	0%
National Agriculture Research Institute	11.3		13.5		2.20	16%
National Agriculture Quarantine & Inspection Authority	5.1		10.4		5.30	51%
PNG Cocoa Board	4.7		16.8		12.10	72%
Independent Consumer & Competition Commission	11.8		9.8		-2.00	-20%
Infrastructure	1,944.30		1,639.30		-305.00	-19%
Department of Public Enterprises	8.3		7.8		-0.50	-6%
Department of Information and Communication	17.3		16.7		-0.60	-4%
Department of Transport	28.7		46.1		17.40	38%
Department of Works & Implementation	1,443.20		1,064.40		-378.80	-36%
Papua New Guinea Accidents InvestigationCommission	7.4		5.6		-1.80	-32%
Independent Public Business Corporation	58.6		178.7		120.10	67%
National Broadcasting Commission	43.4		25.2		-18.20	-72%
National Maritime Safety Authority	35.1		40.8		5.70	14%
National Airports Corporation	151		70.8		-80.20	-113%
National Housing Corporation	0.3		7.2		6.90	96%
Rural Airstrip Authority	5.9		4.5		-1.40	-31%
PNG Power Limited	115.9		149.5		33.60	22%
Civil Aviation Safety Authority	14.3		12.3		-2.00	-16%
National Road Authority	15		9.5		-5.50	-58%
Social Services	2,983.10		3,034.80		51.70	2%
Office of Censorship	3.7		3.7		0.00	0%
Department of Education	1,087.20		953.4		-133.80	-14%
Department of Higher Education	220		137.2		-82.80	-60%
PNG National Commission for UNESCO	4.4		3.1		-1.30	-42%
Milne  Bay Provincial Health Authority	28.5		29.8		1.30	4%
Western Highlands Provincial Health Authority	33.8		32.7		-1.10	-3%
Department of Health	597.9		620.8		22.90	4%
Hospital Management Services	670.1		715.8		45.70	6%
Department of Community Development	73.7		60		-13.70	-23%
National Volunteer Services	2.8		1.9		-0.90	-47%
Eastern Highlands Provincial Health Authority	31.6		35		3.40	10%
Office of Urbanization	2		1.8		-0.20	-11%
PNG Science & Technology Secretariat	4.2		4.2		0.00	0%
West New Britain Provincial Health Authority			36.2		36.20	100%
Manus Provincial Health Authority			17.7		17.70	100%
Enga Provincial Health Authority			29.7		29.70	100%
Sandaun Provincial Health Authority			27		27.00	100%
National Research Institute	5.4		7.2		1.80	25%
University of Papua New Guinea	52.9		77.5		24.60	32%
University of Technology	47		65.2		18.20	28%
University of Goroka	21.2		34.4		13.20	38%
University of Environment & Natural Resources	19			28.6	9.70	34%
PNG Sports Foundation	23			54.4	31.80	58%
PNG Maritime College	4.5		4.8		0.30	6%
National AIDS Council Secretariat	8.8		8.9		0.10	1%
Institute of Medical Research	10			12.4	2.30	19%
National Youth Development Authority	5			4.1	-0.90	-22%
National Museum & Art Gallery	22			22.9	1.20	5%
National Cultural Commission	5.1		4.7		-0.40	-9%
Law and Order	1,383.20		1,240.80		-142.40	-11%
Office of the Public Prosecutor	8.6		7.4		-1.20	-16%
Office of the Public Solicitor	14			12.6	-1.60	-13%
Judiciary Services	330		227.3		-102.70	-45%
Magisterial Services	40.3		38.3		-2.00	-5%
Department of Attorney-General	172.5		159.4		-13.10	-8%
Department of Corrective Institutional Services	139.2		139.7		0.50	0%
Department of Police	367.2		361.3		-5.90	-2%
National Intelligence Organisation	5.9		4.7		-1.20	-26%
Department of Defence	261.2		256.5		-4.70	-2%
Ombudsman Commission	22.2		20.4		-1.80	-9%
Legal Training Institute	13.6		4.9		-8.70	-178%
National Narcotics Bureau	4.6		4.4		-0.20	-5%
Constitutional & Law Reform Commission	3.7		4.1		0.40	10%
Administrative	13,022.20		13,878.60		856.40	6%
National Parliament	165.7		147.5		-18.20	-12%
Office of Governor-General	7.2		5.2		-2.00	-38%
Department of Prime Minister & NEC	125.9		165.6		39.70	24%
National Statistical Office	9.5		10.4		0.90	9%
Office of Bougainville Affairs	5		3.4		-1.60	-47%
Department of Finance	84.3		66		-18.30	-28%
Treasury & Finance Miscellaneous	1,196.00		1,051.60		-144.40	-14%
Department of Treasury	208.9		155.7		-53.20	-34%
Office of the Registrar for Political Parties	9.2		7.8		-1.40	-18%
PNG Customs Service	52.2		59.6		7.40	12%
Information Technology Division	20.5		18.3		-2.20	-12%
Fire Services	24.8		29		4.20	14%
PNG Immigration and Citizenship Services	12.9		10		-2.90	-29%
Internal Revenue Commission	76.6		75		-1.60	-2%
Department of Foreign Affairs	75.8		60.8		-15.00	-25%
PNG Institute of Public Administration	8.9		10.2		1.30	13%
Department of Personnel Management	184.5		146.6		-37.90	-26%
Public Service Commission	8.4		6.4		-2.00	-31%
Provincial Treasuries	48.3		45.2		-3.10	-7%
Department of National Planning and Monitoring	440.3		192.8		-247.50	-128%
Electoral Commission	36.2		22.5		-13.70	-61%
Department of Provincial and Local Government Affairs	124		81.7		-42.30	-52%
Department of Industrial Relations	33.9		33.4		-0.50	-1%
National Tripartite Consultative Council	1		0.9		-0.10	-11%
Department of Implementation & Rural Development	68		65.6		-2.40	-4%
Central Supply & Tenders Board	2.8		2.7		-0.10	-4%
Treasury and Finance - Public Debt Charges	9,924.60		11,330.00		1,405.40	12%
Office of the Auditor General	29		23.9		-5.10	-21%
National Training Council	16.7		40.1		23.40	58%
National Economic & Fiscal Commission	4.2		3.5		-0.70	-20%
Border Development Authority	16.9		7.1		-9.80	-138%