GCE O/L 2019…

December 2, 2019  

The 2019 G.C.E. Ordinary Level Examination will commence today (Dec. 2) and is scheduled to continue until December 12. A total of 717,008 candidates will sit for the O/L Exam this year at 4,987 centres island-wide.

Candidates were requested to be at respective exam centres by 8.00 am, the Commissioner-General of Exams Sanath Pujitha said.

Meanwhile, he said that candidates who are unable to reach their respective examination centre due to adverse weather will be allowed to sit for the exam at the nearest exam centre.

 

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