Dr. Mohamed Abdel Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education, confirmed that the ministry is intensifying efforts these days to expedite the announcement of the 2024/2025 Thanaweya Amma (General Secondary) exam results before the end of July. He emphasized that all grading, tabulation, and review processes are proceeding with extreme precision within the exam control centers, with full commitment to quality standards and fairness to ensure every student receives their rightful score without error or bias.
The minister noted that teams at the control centers across the republic are working around the clock to complete the correction of answer sheets using the "bubble sheet" system. Every detail in each exam paper is being reviewed, with the highest levels of confidentiality and discipline applied to both electronic and manual grading, ensuring complete accuracy in score registration.
According to informed sources within the ministry, the first phase of correction is nearly complete. The next phases—score recording and aggregation—are underway, followed by final reviews and audits in preparation for announcing the top-performing students in the three academic tracks: Science, Humanities, and Mathematics. The final results will be officially approved by the minister as soon as they are ready.
Current indicators suggest the results will be released during the last week of July. They will be published on the official website of the Ministry of Education immediately upon approval, allowing students and parents to easily access results, including detailed scores and total marks.
The minister stressed that transparency and accuracy define this stage, as all procedures within the control centers are conducted under the supervision of experienced educational leaders to uphold the highest standards of integrity. He confirmed that the result announcement will not be delayed beyond the previously announced schedule.
