2018 JCE results released

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

PRESS STATEMENT: Botswana Examinations Council (BEC) has released the 2018 Junior Certificate Examinations (JCE) Results. A total of 41 062 candidates registered to write the 2018 examination showing an increase of 0.41% in candidature compared to 40 896 candidates in 2017.

There were altogether 40 353 candidates who actually sat and were awarded grades in the 2018 JCE compared to 40 079 candidates in 2017, which is a slight increase of 0.68% in the candidature. The slight increase has been observed in private centre candidates.

There were 20 109 male candidates and 20 244 female candidates sitting for the 2018 Junior Certificate Examination.

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