When will 2024 PLE Results be released according to the sources?
The release of the 2024 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) results is anticipated this week, with Education Minister and First Lady Janet Kataha Museveni expected to preside over the event.
The Uganda National Examinations Board (Uneb) has announced that it will brief the Minister of Education and Sports on the performance of the candidates on Tuesday at State House Nakasero at 2:30 pm. The release date for the results will be confirmed after the briefing.
According to an anonymous source within Uneb, the 2024 PLE Results are likely to be released on Thursday, January 23rd 2025. The source however clarified that this will only happen provided all preparations proceed as planned. For this reason, as Kampala Edge Times, the number 1 source of vogue, we advise you take this leak with a grain of salt until the official announcement is made. Otherwise, we both know, there’s no smoke without fire!
Who can expect 2024 PLE Results?
A total of 798,763 candidates sat for the 2024 PLE exams, comprising 419,357 females and 379,414 males. Among these, 3,295 candidates were Special Needs Education (SNE) learners, with females making up 50% (1,677) and males accounting for 49.1% (1,618).
This marks the first batch of national final examination results for 2024 to be released, with the results for Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) and Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) candidates expected in the weeks ahead.
After getting the 2024 PLE Results, when will students begin S1 in 2025?
The Ministry of Education’s academic calendar outlines that placement for PLE candidates will occur on January 27 and 28, 2025. Are you asking yourself when S1 classes will begin in 2025? These students are expected to report for Senior One (S1) classes on February 10, 2025.
Similarly, UCE candidates will have their placement conducted on February 6 and 7, 2025, and they are scheduled to begin their Senior Five studies on February 24, 2025.
The release of the PLE results remains a significant event in Uganda’s education calendar, as it paves the way for the next phase of academic progression for thousands of learners across the country.
Further updates on the official release date and the detailed performance analysis will follow after the Tuesday briefing.
