Frequently Asked Questions

The examination dates vary by level and subject. The main examination period is typically between May and July each year. Specific timetables are published on our website and distributed to registered schools at least 3 months before the examinations begin.

We offer examinations in over 30 subjects across Sciences, Arts, Humanities, and Technical fields. The complete list of available subjects is published in our examination handbook, which can be downloaded from our website or obtained from our office.

Past examination papers from the last five years are available for purchase at our office. Additionally, selected papers can be downloaded free of charge from the resources section of our website. Schools registered with us receive a set of past papers each year.

We provide appropriate arrangements for candidates with special needs. Schools must submit a special needs application form along with supporting medical documentation at least 4 months before the examinations. Arrangements may include extra time, separate accommodation, braille papers, or the use of assistive technology.

Results are typically released 6 to 8 weeks after the final exam date. Announcements will be made on the homepage and official social media channels.

Registration typically opens in January and closes at the end of February for the main examination period. Late registration may be possible with payment of an additional fee until mid-March, but we strongly encourage early registration to avoid disappointment.

Yes, private candidate registration is available for most subjects. Private candidates must complete the registration form available on our website and submit it along with required documents and payment. Some practical subjects may have additional requirements or restrictions for private candidates.