A level results

The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council has released the 2020 A-level results. Addressing a media conference in Harare this afternoon, ZIMSEC board chair Eddie Mwenje said the pass rate for this year declined by 2.1 percent compared to the…
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A teenager from Bulawayo’s Northend suburb allegedly hanged himself in his bedroom on Tuesday after collecting his Advanced Level results.
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Girls outshone boys in Advanced Level Zimbabwe School Examinations Council’s November examinations whose results were released last Friday.
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The November 2016 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Advanced Level results are out and the 41 549 candidates may collect them from Monday.
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By Abigail Mawonde Girls outperformed boys in the November 2015 Advanced Level examinations in all the country’s 10 provinces, results released by Zimsec last week have shown. The results also show Harare leading the pack in the…
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By Elita Chikwati Eighteen-year-old St Faith High School of Rusape student, Munashe Elton Mandizvidza, scored 29 points in the 2015 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) Advanced level examinations. Mandizvidza who wrote…
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By Abigail Mawonde November 2015 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Advanced Level results are out and candidates may collect them from today at their respective centres across the country. The pass rate is 87,6 percent for…
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The June 2015 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Advanced Level results are out and have been dispatched to regional offices. Zimsec director Mr Esau Nhandara yesterday urged school heads in a statement to collect the results from…
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MASVINGO - A 21-YEAR-OLD former Victoria High School A-level pupil in Masvingo allegedly went berserk and turned violent after failing to score 25 points in the 2014 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council examinations.
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Girls did better than boys in the November A-Level examinations set by the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC). The statistics show that girls scored a 74 percent pass rate compared to boys who recorded 68 percent, although fewer…
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