In recent hours, social media has seen a wave of speculation regarding the announcement date of the Thanaweya Amma (high school) results for the 2024–2025 academic year. Some users claimed that the results would be released on July 22, causing concern and heightened attention from students and parents as the exams officially conclude tomorrow, Thursday.
Ministry of Education Addresses the Rumors
In a firm response, an official source at the Ministry of Education denied the accuracy of these claims, confirming that the ministry has not yet set an official date for the announcement of the results. The source stressed that all circulating information on the matter is inaccurate and not based on any official statement.
The source clarified that grading is still underway across Thanaweya Amma control centers nationwide. The ministry is following strict procedures in correction and review to ensure fairness for all students. Results will not be announced until the correction of all subjects is completed and thoroughly reviewed multiple times.
The source emphasized that the Ministry of Education will announce the official date for the results through an official statement once all control room operations are finalized. Students and parents are urged to ignore rumors and rely solely on the ministry’s official communication channels.
Thursday Marks the End of the 2025 Thanaweya Amma Exam Marathon
The Thanaweya Amma exams are scheduled to conclude on Thursday, July 10, 2025. Science stream students will take Biology and Geology exams, while Math stream students will sit for Applied Mathematics (Statics). Humanities students will take the Statistics exam.
Meanwhile, students following the old curriculum will sit for exams in Biology (Science), Statics (Math), and Philosophy and Logic (Humanities). At the same time, students in STEM schools will take university readiness exams based on their specialization, whether in Biology and Geology or Mathematics.
Visually impaired students will also complete their final exams in two sessions — morning and afternoon — with Statistics (new system) and Psychology and Sociology (old system).
