The Ministry of Education in Sudan's Northern State announced on Wednesday that the pass rate for this year's intermediate school exams was 96.4%. A total of 9,976 students sat for the exams. The top two students, Wiam Abulqasim Mohamed Imam and Talia Haider Said Mousa, both scored 280 out of 280 marks. They attended Abbri Intermediate School for Girls in Halfa and Royal Kosh Private School in Dongola, respectively.
The Ministry of Education held a press conference in Dongola to reveal the exam results. The conference was attended by officials from the ministry and the state government. The top-performing students were awarded certificates and prizes for their outstanding achievement. The students' success was attributed to their hard work and dedication, as well as the support of their teachers and families.
At the local level, Dalgo locality achieved the highest average pass rate and score, with 86.4%. The administrative unit of Karma in Al-Barigieg locality topped the list of administrative units with a pass rate of 87.3%. In government schools, Abd al-Muttal Benat Dongola School achieved a 100% pass rate, while the Dongola Model School led the private schools.
The Governor of Northern State, Major General Abdulrahman Abdul Hamid, congratulated the successful students, their families, and teachers on their achievement. He praised the results and reaffirmed the state government's commitment to supporting education and ensuring its stability. The governor described the stability of education and the achievement of these results as a "new epic of the battle of dignity".
The Minister of Education in Northern State, Professor Tajany Ibrahim Mohamed Ezeldin, also praised the state government and partners in the education sector for their efforts in maintaining stability in the education sector and achieving the results despite the challenges facing the country. He thanked teachers, education leaders, and the local community for their support.
The results of the intermediate school exams are seen as a positive development for the education sector in Northern State. The high pass rate and outstanding performance of some students demonstrate the potential for excellence in education in the region. The state government's commitment to supporting education is expected to continue.
The success of the students and the education sector in Northern State is a welcome development amid the challenges facing the country. The stability of education and the achievement of high pass rates are crucial for the future of the region and its people. The results will be closely watched by education stakeholders and policymakers.
Key points
- The pass rate for intermediate school exams in Northern State was 96.4%.
- Two students tied for the top spot with 280 out of 280 marks.
- Dalgo locality achieved the highest average pass rate and score among localities.
