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Grade 11 and 12 results to be released tomorrow

Grade 11 and 12 results to be released tomorrow

Staff Reporter

THE Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture (MEIYSAC) will tomorrow release the examination results for the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary (NSSCO) and Advanced Subsidiary (NSSCAS) levels for the 2025 October/November national examinations.

The results, which cover both full-time and part-time candidates, will be officially announced on Tuesday at 10:00 at the auditorium of the Government Office Park in Windhoek by the minister, Dr Sanet L. Steenkamp.

According to the ministry’s executive director, Mbumba Haitengela, candidates will be able to access their results from 12:15 via the ministry’s website, www.meiysac.gov.na, as well as through SMS and WhatsApp services.

To obtain results via SMS, candidates must send their full candidate number to 99099, or alternatively send it via WhatsApp to 085 785 6231. Candidate numbers are printed on the admission permits issued before the examinations. To access results on the ministry’s website, candidates will need both their candidate number and date of birth.

Once a request is sent via SMS or WhatsApp, the candidate’s results will be displayed on the cellphone screen.

Haitengela said regional education offices will also make printed broadsheets available during normal working hours. Individual statements of results must be collected from the schools or examination centres where candidates wrote their exams.

Candidates are encouraged to contact their respective regional examination offices to confirm whether the statements of results have been delivered to their schools.

He further noted that, in line with data protection regulations, no results containing candidates’ names will be publicly displayed. Access to printed broadsheets will only be provided in a controlled and supervised manner through the regional directorates.

Picture for illustrative purposes only. Photo: Contributed

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