Results of the 2011 Fiji Seventh Form Certificate Examination will be out today.
The results are now being released to District Education Offices and school principals can collect their schools’ results from District Education Offices from 8.30am tomorrow.
Schools in the Eastern, Suva and Nausori districts can collect results from the Examinations Office tomorrow from 8.30am.
The Seventh Form Examination was taken by 5,853 candidates, an increase by 1,109 to the number that sat in 2010.
16 schools presented candidates for the first time bringing the total number of centres to 121.
Students who wish to collect their marks from the Examinations Office in Suva can do so from 9am tomorrow as well.
Proper identification is required before any results will be released.
Story by: Filipe Naikaso
FSFE results out today
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