Standard four(4) and Form Two National Assessment Results 2024| January 2025

NECTA stands for the National Examinations Council of Tanzania, an important government body responsible for overseeing and regulating examinations in Tanzania. NECTA conducts national exams for students at different educational levels, including primary, secondary, and higher education.

The main exams conducted by NECTA include:

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STANDARD FOUR RESULTS (MATOKEO DARASA LA NNE)

FORM TWO RESULTS (MATOKEO KIDATO CHA PILI) 

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1. Standard Seven (Primary School Leaving Examination) - This exam marks the end of primary education and is usually taken by students at the age of 13 or 14.

2. Form Four (Certificate of Secondary Education Examination, CSEE) - This exam is taken at the end of four years of secondary education (usually at the age of 16 or 17).

3. Form Six (Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education Examination, ACSEE) - This exam is taken by students who have completed two years of advanced secondary education and is required for entry into higher education institutions.

4. Examinations for Teachers and Other Vocational Programs - NECTA also organizes exams for specialized vocational training and teacher certification.

NECTA is tasked with ensuring the quality and integrity of education in Tanzania, setting standards, and conducting examinations in a transparent and organized manner.

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The Form Four Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (CSEE) is a national exam in Tanzania, conducted by the National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA). This exam is taken by students who have completed four years of secondary education, typically around the age of 16 or 17. It is one of the major academic assessments in the Tanzanian education system.

Here are some key details about the CSEE:

Purpose:

• Certification: The CSEE serves as the final examination for secondary school students and is used to award the Certificate of Secondary Education.
• University and College Admission: It is also a key requirement for entry into higher education institutions, including universities and vocational colleges. Many universities in Tanzania (and beyond) use CSEE results as a benchmark for admission.

Subjects:

• The exam covers a wide range of subjects, typically including:
  • Core subjects: Mathematics, Kiswahili, English, Science, and Civics
  • Elective subjects: Depending on the student's chosen stream, this may include subjects like Geography, History, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and various vocational or technical courses.
  
  

  SFNA stands for Standard Four National Assessment. It is an educational assessment in Tanzania, typically conducted by the National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA). The SFNA is designed to evaluate the performance of students at the end of Standard Four (which is the fourth grade of primary school) and provides important data regarding the quality of education in the country.

  Key Features of SFNA:

• Purpose:

  • Assessment of Learning: The SFNA is primarily used to assess the knowledge and skills students have acquired during their first four years of primary education.
  • Educational Improvement: The results help inform policymakers, educators, and stakeholders about areas in the curriculum or teaching methods that need improvement.

• Subjects:

  • The SFNA typically includes subjects that are part of the primary school curriculum such as:
    • Kiswahili (Swahili)
    • Mathematics
    • English
    • Science
  • These subjects are tested to see how well students have grasped foundational knowledge in language, mathematics, and other subjects essential for further learning.
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