UNITECH Selection: Schools Ranked By Number of School Leavers Selected

The University of Technology (UNITECH) has done a great job of letting parents and sponsors know who was accepted into the university. They released the list of accepted students quickly. This shows that UNITECH is committed to making the admission process smooth.

UNITECH also did a good job of selecting students from a variety of schools. They accepted almost 500 students from 95 different schools. This shows that UNITECH is open to students from all over the country.

UNITECH recognized the top 10 schools that produced the most accepted students. They also recognized Menyamya and Okapa Secondary Schools for sending two students each to UNITECH. This shows that UNITECH appreciates the good work of these schools.

To learn more about the selection process and the results of the Grade 12 exams, you can read the latest post on DHERST Selections. The post also includes a table that shows how many students were accepted from each school.

UNITECH Acceptance List 2024 PDF download



No. of Students Selected

Schools

Ranked by No. of Stds Selected

No. of Students Selected

Schools

Ranked by No. of Stds Selected

51
 Sogeri National High
1





47
 Port Moresby National High
2

2
 Ecom Secondary
53

29
 Lae Secondary
3

2
 Anglimp Secondary
53

26
Hagen Park Secondary
4

2
 AOG Secondary
53

23
Mt Hagen Secondary
5

2
 Arawa Secondary
53

21
Goroka Secondary
6

2
 Grace Memorial Secondary
53

20
 Wawin National High
7

2
 Hoskins Secondary
53

18
 Kerevat National High
8

2
 Ialibu Secondary
53

16
 Aiyura National High
9

2
 Kimbe IEA High
53

12
 Gordon Secondary
10

2
 Kitip Secondary
53

12
 Kopen Secondary
10

2
 Laloki Secondary
53

10
 Jubilee Secondary
12

2
 Menyamya Secondary
53

 10
 Busu Secondary
12

2
 Mesauka Seconday
53

8
 Bishop Wade (Tarlena
14

2
 Okapa Secondary
53

8
 St Joseph's International Catholic College
14

2
 Paglum Adventist Secondary
53

8
 Wabag Secondary
14

2
 Rosary Secondary
53

8
  Marianville Secondary 
14

2
 St Xavier's Secondary
53

7
 Mendi Secondary
18

2
 Tari Secondary
53

7
Kerowagi Secondary
19

2
 Togoba Secondary
53

7
Wabag Secondary
19

2
 Utu Secondary
53

6
 Gerehu Secondary
19

2
 Vunabosco Agro-Technical Sec.
53

6
  Port Moresby International High
19

2
 Wabag Secondary
53





2
Kabiufa Secondary
53

5
Benabena Secondary
23

2
Kimbe IEA High
53

5
 Highlands Lutheran International
23

2
  Kitip Secondary
73

5
 Kila Kila Secondary
23

1
 Jiwaka Christian Grammar Secondary
73

5
 Malala Secondary
23

1
Cameron Secondary
73

5
 Muaina Secondary
23

1
 Kagua Secondary
73





1
 Kainantu Tech. Secondary
73

5
 Yauwe Moses Secondary
23

1
 Karkar Secondary
73

4
 Bumayong Secondary
31

1
  Dregerhafen Secondary
73

4
 De La Salle Secondary
31

1
 Kimbe Secondary
73

4
 Fr Peter  Secondary
31

1
Iarowari Secondary
73

4
 Mogol Secondary
31

1
 Kiunga Secondary
73

4
 Port Moresby Grammar
31

1
 Kwikila Secondary
73

4
 St Paul's Lutheran Secondary
31

1
 Kwip Dau Secondary
73

4
 Tusbab Secondary
31

1
 Lihir Secondary
73

4
 Tusbab Secondary
31

1
 Magarima Secondary
73





1
 Maprik Secondary
73

4
  Don Bosco Technical Sec.
31

1
 Markham Valley Secondary
73

3
 Bugandi Secondary
40

1
 Mt Wilhelm Sercondary
73

3
 Coronation International High
40

1
 OLSH Secondary
73

3
Asaroka Luth. Secondary
40

1
 PNG Paradise Secondary
73

3
 Goroka Secondary
40

1
 Popondetta Secondary
73

3
 Gumine Secondary
40

1
 St Gabriel Technical Secondary
73

3
 Minj Secondary
40

1
 St Michael Brahman Secondary
73

3
 Notre Dame Secondary
40





3
 Passam National High
40

1
 Waghi Valley Secondary
73

3
 St Ignatius' Secondary
40

1
 Wapenamanda Foursquare Secondary
73

3
 Tokarara Secondary
40

1
 Wesley Secondary
73

      3  Utmei Secondary       40

1
 Yangoru Secondary
73

Summary: 495 school leavers selected from 95 schools in the country



Exam Cheats Cheated: Tertiary Institutions To Do Quality Check

Widespread cheating in examinations in recent years has compromised not only the quality of education but also the quality of students passing through the education system and into the workforce. It is a serious development issue.

Here are some records of cheating:

National Department of Education's Measurement Service Board


This year, 2016, the government (through the National Department of Education's Measurement Service Board conducted a nationwide review of the examination process; to ascertain loopholes and recommend ways to stop students from cheating in examinations. The MSB did a good job with it. Have the measures MSB took to stop cheating worked? Probably, yes but not conclusive. 


The National Newspaper reported Asaroka Secondary School students bought exam answer sheets, only to have realised after the exams that the answer sheets were fake. Cheats cheated. The cheaters have got to be stopped from entering higher learning institutions. They are a waste of space.

[Please note that the newspaper report of the riot was not true. No riot had occurred at Asaroka Secondary School after the grade 12 examination according to the school principal in a Post Courier report] 

Indicatively the stoppage measures taken by the MSB may have worked. No reports of actual exam papers or answer sheets were floating around before the exams, unlike in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Given that MSB and the education department were criticised for being too complacent as far as cheating was concerned in recent years, they should equally be complemented this year. 

Well done Exam Review Committee 2016 and MSB.


These cheats are not going to have easy access to tertiary institutions. For example, the University of Technology has taken measures to stop cheaters from entering this prestigious institution. Prospective students wanting to attend UNITECH have sat an entry exam online

By making delivery of exam papers and answer sheets safe and secure and tertiary institutions (like UNITECH), 'standing at the entry gate and saying - no we don't want rotten apples in our institutions'  is practising quality check. The check makes the institution prestigious: admired and respected. 

Quality checks on students from the start of student admittance into any institution will stop both cheaters and those trying to bribe their way in. All higher learning institutions must do the background check, whether it be entry test (usually taken before admittance) or check on students' internal assessment marks (with secondary schools' academic principals) or other checks. It is about ensuring that hardworking student gets the place he/she deserves. This is justifiable, it is the right thing to do. 

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