2019 O/L results released

2019 O/L results released

April 27, 2020   03:25 pm

The results of the 2019 G.C.E. Ordinary Level examination have been released online, according to the Commissioner General of Examinations Sanath B. Pujitha.

He said that the results can be viewed by visiting the department’s websites: www.doenets.lk | www.results.exams.gov.lk

Applicants are requested to enter their correct examination number in order to view their respective exam results. 

Inquiries pertaining to the results can be made by contacting the following telephone numbers: 

0112784208 / 0112784537 / 0113188350 / 0113140314 / 1911

The 2019 O/L examination was held from 02nd to 12th of December last year at 4,987 examination centers across the island.

The Department of Examinations states that 717,008 candidates had faced the examination last year. This includes 433,189 school applicants and 284,057 private applicants. 

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