2024 O/L Exam results released

2024 O/L Exam results released

July 11, 2025   05:47 am

The results of the 2024 G.C.E. Ordinary Level Examination have been released online, the Department of Examination announced.

Accordingly, the Examinations Department announced that the examination results can be obtained from the websites: www.doenets.lk or www.results.exams.gov.lk.

Meanwhile, the Department of Examinations has announced that all principals have been given access to download and print the respective school’s examination results sheet using the username and password that have already been provided.

Additionally, all provincial and zonal education directors have also been granted the ability to download the results of all school applicants using the same username and password.

All school and private applicants have been provided the facility to view or download their results sheet by entering either their examination number or national identity card number.

Furthermore, the Department of Examinations has stated that the printed result sheets obtained in this manner will be accepted as valid documents for admission to Advanced Level classes.

The Department also announced that printed result documents for all school applicants will be issued to the respective principals, and the result documents for private applicants will be issued to them after the completion of the re-evaluation process.

The examination department requests applicants to contact the following hotlines if they seek to make any inquiries regarding these results: 1911 or 011 2 785 922, 0112 786 616, 011 2 784 208 or 011 2 784 537.

The statement further said that applications for the scrutiny of the O/L results will be called from July 14 to July 28.

A total of 474,147 applicants sat for the G.C.E. Ordinary Level Examination this year, of which 398,182 were school applicants and 75,965 private candidates.

The O/L examination was conducted at 3,663 examination centers from March 17 to 26.

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