Juba, August 20, 2025 – Senior Four Results for 2024 Officially Released

• Aug 21, 2025

The long-awaited Senior Four examination results for 2024 were finally released by the Minister of General Education and Instruction, Hon. Abol Kuyok Abol, during the 21st Ordinary Meeting of the National Examination Council held at the Juba Grand Hotel. The announcement, greeted with relief and excitement, brought closure to thousands of students and families across South Sudan who had been anxiously awaiting their academic fate.

In his address, Minister Abol commended the resilience of learners, teachers, and parents who persevered in the face of numerous challenges confronting the education sector. He noted encouraging progress in certain subjects but also underscored the urgent need to strengthen performance in critical areas such as science and mathematics.

The Minister urged candidates who excelled to remain focused as they transition into higher education and vocational training, while reassuring those who did not achieve their desired results that this setback should serve as a foundation for renewed effort and determination.

“This achievement reflects the commitment of our learners and the dedication of teachers across the nation. At the same time, it reminds us of the pressing need for continued reforms to improve the quality of education,” Hon. Abol emphasized.

Addressing the nearly year-long delay in releasing the results, the Minister apologized to students, parents, and schools, acknowledging the frustration caused by the unprecedented setback. He explained that the delay was linked to financial challenges that hindered the timely processing of examinations.

“I sincerely regret the delay and pledge that we are establishing mechanisms to ensure such a situation does not occur again. Today, I am proud to say that despite the obstacles, we have succeeded,” Minister Kuyok assured.

He went on to express gratitude to His Excellency the President for his steadfast support to the education sector and congratulated students for their patience and perseverance during the long wait.

With the official release of the results, thousands of Senior Four candidates across the country can now confidently plan their next steps in education and career development, marking a new chapter in their academic journey after a prolonged period of uncertainty.