the Ministry of Education announced that the 2026 Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) results will be released online at 11:00 PM on July 2. With a total of 17,509 students participating, the results will be crucial for their transition to secondary education. This change means schools will not distribute hard copies of the results, a departure from traditional practices.
The Ministry emphasized that students and parents can access the results through the SEA Online Portal using credentials found on their SEA Admission Slip. It’s a new era for parents and guardians who can monitor these critical outcomes from the comfort of their homes, rather than waiting in line at schools.
The examination involved 8,854 boys and 8,655 girls, all eager to learn about their educational futures. Private candidates who may have misplaced their admission slips are advised to contact the Ministry directly for replacements. This ensures that everyone involved has the opportunity to access their results smoothly.
To aid in this transition to digitalization, the Ministry will share guides and instructional materials on their social media platforms, helping users navigate the new system.
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