Education

SPM 2022 candidates ineligible for cert can resit failed subjects: Fadhlina

Education minister assures they will be able to retake papers to pass crucial exam

Updated 11 months ago · Published on 15 Jun 2023 5:37PM

SPM 2022 candidates ineligible for cert can resit failed subjects: Fadhlina
Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has assured that Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia 2022 candidates who are not eligible to receive a certificate can resit the subjects they failed to improve their results. – AZIM RAHMAN/The Vibes file pic, June 15, 202

TUMPAT – Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has advised Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2022 candidates who are not eligible to receive a certificate to resit the subjects that they failed to improve their results.

“Don’t worry if you haven’t qualified, you can resit for the SPM examination at any time,” she said when asked to comment on the future of candidates who did not receive a certificate. 

Commenting further, Fadhlina said there was an overall improvement in the SPM 2022 results as the number of those eligible to get a certificate increased to 91.6%.

“It has exceeded 90% for the very first time. Only 8.4% are not eligible to get the certificate,” she said. 

Meanwhile, Fadhlina said the Education Ministry was examining the full report and would share the actual number of absentees during the SPM 2022 examination. 

“It is being looked into because many people want to know why they (candidates) did not attend (the examinations) as the reasons are not the same for every state,” she said. – Bernama, June 15, 202

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