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Education Ministry Sets Date for 2026 General Secondary Exam Results Announcement
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Education Ministry Sets Date for 2026 General Secondary Exam Results Announcement
The Ministry of Education has announced that the results of the 2026 general secondary exams will be released in three weeks, with the spokesperson denying any premature indicators.
- Official spokesperson Shadi Zalata confirmed the results will be announced after three weeks and denied the existence of any preliminary results indicators.
- Zalata stated that the ministry's operations room monitors exams in real time and handles complaints immediately.
- He said the ministry will not tolerate any violations and that no cases of mass cheating have occurred in exam committees nationwide.
- The ministry met with international school representatives to enforce compliance with Egyptian laws and set clear limits on annual fee increases.
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Egypt's secondary school exams end Thursday, results expected within 10–15 days
Egypt's 2026 general secondary school exams conclude on Thursday, and ministry sources said results will be announced within 10 to 15 days.
- Approximately 922,000 students are taking the exams across scientific and literary streams.
- Ministry of Education sources said correction work is proceeding normally and is not being rushed.
- The same sources said results will be announced before the end of July.
- The ministry stated that the biology exam for science students consists of 46 questions worth 60 marks, including 44 multiple-choice and two essay questions.
Expected Results Date for Egypt's General Secondary School 2026: Official Spokesperson Reveals Details
Shadi Zalta, official spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, announced the expected timeline for releasing the 2026 General Secondary School examination results.
- Students concluded the final day of exams on July 15, after which correction and grading will begin.
- Zalta stated that all complaints from exam committees are being handled immediately through a central operations room.
- Zalta denied reports of widespread cheating, confirming no mass cheating incidents have occurred nationwide.
- Zalta said results are expected to be announced approximately three weeks after exams conclude.
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