The Fiji School Leaving Certificate results are out.
This has been confirmed by the Education Ministry who said students can collect their results from the Examination Office in Suva from this hour.
Proper identification is necessary before any results can be released.
Principals may collect results for their schools from their respective District Education Offices.
The Ministry said students can also get their results by either calling 132 777 or check www.examresults.gov.fj.
The examination was conducted at 153 centres with a total of 11, 207 candidates sitting for the exams.
Official Individual Result Notices will be available for collection from 9am next Wednesday from the Examinations Office.
The Education Ministry said any request for recount or recheck of marks must be lodged with Director Examinations no later than the 22nd of February with a recount fee of $5 per subject adding no late recounts will be accepted.
FSLC results out
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