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Organization : Ministry of Education
Type of Facility : National Entrance Examination Result
Country: Ethiopia

Website : http://info.moe.gov.et/nimeiexamresults.shtml

How To Check MOE Ethiopia Entrance Exam Result?

Results of the MOE Ethiopia NIMEI Entrance Examination as administered by the National Agency for Examination are now available. To see your individual results and your status of admission to the different medical schools please follow the following link: nae.gov.et/Public/ViewExamResults.aspx

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On the following link nae.gov.et/Public/ViewExamResults.aspx you will see a dialogue box  below.  On the Dialogue box Exam Result

a) Enter your Registration Number on the space provided for ID as on your Admission Card to the National Examination Agency.

b) Click on the drop down arrow and select “NIMEI”
c) Click on the “Show” Tab>

d) Then you will see your personal data with results and status for admission to Medical School.

On the Dialogue box Exam Result:
** Enter your Registration Number on the space provided for ID as on your Admission Card to the National Examination Agency.
** Click on the drop down arrow and select “NIMEI”
** Click on the “Show” Tab
** Then you will see your personal data with results and status for admission to Medical School.

Note :
Placement of candidates admitted to Medical schools will be posted soon on this web site.

Criteria of Selection

** All Candidates have been selected based on the admission criteria of NIMEI.
** Candidates that sat the exam have been selected based on their performance on the Entrance Examination. However, affirmative action has been applied to female candidates as on the admission criteria.

** Pass to the Medical Schools
** Male candidates with results of 56 and above have been accepted to the Medical Schools.
** Female candidates with results of 48 and above have been accepted to the Medical School.

** A total of 1017 candidates will be admitted to the Medical Schools out of these 75 % are Male and 25% are Female candidates. Additional 117 Candidates are selected as reserves.

** Status to Medical School admissions are four: 1)“Pass” means admitted 2) “Reserve” means can be admitted if “Pass” candidate number is not achieved in the medical schools 3) “Fail” means not admitted 4) “Disqualified” means candidate whose result has been rejected for reasons of falsification or misrepresentation.

About NIMEI:
The NIMEI the new national medical Education system which is a joint initiative by the two Ministries, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, envisioning the scaling up and transformation of medical education in Ethiopia .

The goal is to educate 21st century Medical Doctors quantitatively sufficient and professionally competent to provide quality health care to meet the demand of the Nation.

NIMEI as one of its components has developed Recruitment Selection and Admission system where National Entrance Examination is one major component. NIMEI Entrance Examination was conducted on Tahsas 10 2004 E.C. in 13 Universities and newly established medical schools in different regions of Ethiopia . A total of 2879 applicants had registered in the different registration sites to the National Examination Agency. Among the total applicants 430 were Female applicants. Applicants were from all regions of Ethiopia: Tigray, Afar, Amhara, Oromia, Somali, Benshangul-Gumz, SNNPR, Gambella, Harari, Addis Ababa, and Dire-Dawa.

Functions of MOE Ethiopia

The Ministry of Education (MoE) of Ethiopia is responsible for overseeing all levels of education in the country, from elementary school education to higher education. The MoE’s main role is to develop policies and strategies for improving the quality and accessibility of education in Ethiopia. It also works to ensure that the education system is aligned with the country’s development goals and priorities.

Here are some of the specific functions of the MoE:
** Formulating and implementing education policies and strategies. The MoE is responsible for developing and implementing education policies and strategies that are aligned with the country’s development goals and priorities. This includes developing curriculum frameworks, setting standards for teacher education, and overseeing the national examinations system.

** Overseeing the teaching and learning process. The MoE is responsible for overseeing the teaching and learning process in all schools in Ethiopia. This includes providing guidance and support to teachers, monitoring the quality of teaching, and ensuring that all students have access to quality education.

** Managing and administering education resources. The MoE is responsible for managing and administering education resources, including textbooks, school buildings, and financial resources. This includes ensuring that resources are allocated fairly and that they are used effectively to improve the quality of education.