nae.gov.et 2016 Grade 12 G12 Entrance Exam Result Ethiopia : NEAEA National Educational Assessment Examination Agency

Organization : Ministry of Education & National Educational Assessment Examination Agency NEAEA
Announcement : Check Grade 12 G12 Entrance Exam 2016 Result Online
Country : Ethiopia

Check Result Here: https://eaes.et/

How To Check NEAEA Grade 12 Entrance Exam Result?

12 Grade Result is released. Check the official website.

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NEAEA Check Grade 12 Exam Result

Go to the official website,click on “Student Result” option in Home Page,

Result page will be displayed Click on “Grade 12” result tab,enter the following details get your score displayed on the screen

1. Enter Your Register Number
2. Click on “Go” button then get your score displayed on the screen. Take a printout for future reference.

About NEAEA Grade 12 Entrance Exam

** The national college entrance exam (2009) will be announced as of July 28, 2009, and completion date will be after August 30, 2009, and completion of the general secondary school (10th grade).

** University entrance test (12th grade) Students who have been tested for non-eligibility, sexuality, sight, fluency during the Enrollment Form and are not in the process of correcting your information from this page will receive a revised letter from your school.

** We urge you to ask the school principal to receive the letter from the school as listed below.

By fax : 0111232878
By Email : schooldocsnea AT gmail.com

** Students seeking to upgrade the University and the Fellowship are notified by your school’s representative to your school, until August 20, 2009. The date of announcement.

** We ask school staff to adjust student preferences by adjusting their preferences.
** We strongly urge you to make sure that your selection has been successfully passed.

** In 2009, our 12th grade high school admission test will announce that you will be able to send out the required information by completing the Grievance Form until August 10, 2009. We will notify you of your email address and phone complaint.

** We will provide you with supporting information with the school registrar on August 20, 2009.
** We strongly advise that any information submitted after the student’s placement is unacceptable.

About NEAEA:

** The National Educational Assessment And Examination Agency (NEAEA) had been starting in 1950 to provided different national Examination in different names and levels. Since 1950, all examination result documents had been documented in hard and soft copies in the agency’s office.

** National examination such as the Elementary school promotion Examination, the General Certificate Examination “Ordinary Level” (GCE O level) of the university of London and the experimental phase of the Ethiopian School Leaving Certificate Examination( ESLCE) were introduced, for the first time, in to the Ethiopian education System in the 1940’s.

** And the responsible body for such examination was then Ministry of Education and Fine Arts (ESLCE Office Hand Book, 1985). According to the ESLCE Office Hand Book (1985), there was no ESLCE before 1950.

Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) :
** In 2010, an EGRA of student literacy was conducted in grades two and three. It showed that children in primary first cycle were not developing the basic skills required to learn effectively in later years.

** For example, 34% of students in grade two were unable to read a single word of a grade level relevant story; 48% of students were unable to answer a single comprehension question on a reading comprehension test; and only 5% of students were able to reach 60 words per minute in reading fluency (the then expected standard).

** Poor basic skills acquisition in the early grades prevents children from learning effectively in their mother tongue, in Amharic and in English, affecting all subsequent levels of education and impacting skills acquisition in other subjects.

** In response to the EGRA results, huge efforts have begun through the development of a national mother tongue curriculum in the seven main languages, the training of teachers to deliver this curriculum and the production and distribution of linked teaching and learning materials.

** A follow-up benchmarking exercise, conducted in 2014, serves as a basis for setting standards to guide future assessment in the seven main languages (and will be extended as further mother tongue languages are added).

** This exercise establishes the baseline levels of oral reading fluency, at four competency levels. These baseline levels have been categorized for ease of monitoring as ‘None’ (Non-reader); ‘Below Basic’ (Reading slowly with limited comprehension); ‘Basic’ (Reading with some fluency and comprehension); and ‘Proficient’ (Reading fluently with full comprehension).

Contact Address :
Ministry of Education
PO Box 1367,
Arada Sub-City,
Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia

Tel: +251-11-155-3133 ; +251 11 1561494
Fax 1: +251-11-156-5565
Fax 2: +251-11-157-0886
Email: commu AT moe.gov.et; com; affairs AT yahoo.com; communicationsatmoe AT gmail.com

FAQ On NEAEA Grade 12 Entrance Exam

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ On NEAEA Ethiopia Grade 12 Entrance Exam

Q: What is NEAEA?
A: NEAEA stands for the National Educational Assessment and Examinations Agency in Ethiopia. It is responsible for administering various national exams, including the Grade 12 Entrance Exam.

Q: What is the Grade 12 Entrance Exam in Ethiopia?
A: The Grade 12 Entrance Exam, also known as the Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Certificate Examination, is a national examination in Ethiopia. It is conducted by the NEAEA and serves as the primary criterion for admission to higher education institutions in the country.

Q: What subjects are covered in the Grade 12 Entrance Exam?
A: The Grade 12 Entrance Exam typically covers a range of subjects, including mathematics, English, Amharic (the official language of Ethiopia), physics, chemistry, biology, and social sciences. The specific subjects may vary based on the curriculum and requirements set by the Ethiopian Ministry of Education.