The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) has officially released the 2024 Form Two National Assessment (FTNA) results, showcasing impressive performance among students across the nation. Conducted in October and November 2024, the exams recorded a pass rate of 85.41%, with 680,574 out of 796,825 candidates achieving grades I, II, III, or IV. These students are now eligible to progress to Form Three.
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Performance Highlights
Announcing the results in Dar es Salaam on January 4, 2025, NECTA Executive Secretary Dr. Said Mohamed noted an improvement in the pass rate compared to the previous year.
“In 2023, 592,741 students passed, equivalent to a success rate of 85.31%. This year, the pass rate has risen slightly by 0.10%, reflecting continued growth in academic performance,” Dr. Mohamed stated.
Gender Breakdown
- Girls: 367,457 (83.99%) passed and qualified for Form Three.
- Boys: 313,117 (87.13%) passed, outperforming their female counterparts.
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Independent Candidates Reach a Milestone
For the first time, NECTA assessed independent candidates under the FTNA system. A total of 4,205 independent candidates (55.94%) passed and are now eligible to sit for the national Form Four examinations. Dr. Mohamed described this development as a pivotal step in expanding educational access in Tanzania.
Understanding the FTNA
The Form Two National Assessment serves as a crucial checkpoint for students completing their second year of secondary education. It evaluates their proficiency across key subjects such as Basic Mathematics, English Language, and French, in line with the Tanzanian curriculum. These results provide insights into students’ academic strengths and areas for improvement, laying the groundwork for future academic plans.
How to Check Your Results
Students and parents can access the FTNA results online through the NECTA website by following these steps:
- Visit www.necta.go.tz.
- Navigate to the “Results” section.
- Select “FTNA” as the exam type.
- Choose “2024” as the year.
- Submit your selection to view the results.
- Save or print a copy for future reference.
Understanding the Grading System
The FTNA grading scale ranges from A (Excellent) to F (Fail), providing a comprehensive assessment of students’ performance in each subject. This system highlights areas requiring additional focus and effort.
What’s Next for Students?
For students advancing to Form Three, this is an opportunity to reflect and plan for future success. Here are some tips:
- Evaluate Performance: Use your results to identify strengths and weaknesses.
- Set Goals: Establish realistic academic goals for the upcoming year.
- Seek Support: Consider additional classes or tutoring for challenging subjects.
- Stay Focused: Develop a disciplined study routine.
Options for Those Not Progressing to Form Three
Students who did not qualify for Form Three can explore vocational training institutions, which offer practical skills to help build rewarding careers.
Tips for Future FTNA Success
- Start Early: Begin preparing well ahead of the exams.
- Use Past Papers: Familiarize yourself with question formats and common topics.
- Create a Study Plan: Consistent study sessions yield better results than cramming.
- Take Care of Yourself: Ensure proper nutrition, sleep, and exercise to enhance focus.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When are FTNA results released?
NECTA typically announces results in December or January of the following year.
2. Where can I find past papers for practice?
Past exam papers are available on the NECTA website.
3. Can I retake the FTNA if I’m dissatisfied with my results?
Yes, retakes are allowed. Contact your school for guidance.
4. Are there alternatives for students not progressing to Form Three?
Yes, vocational training institutions provide valuable skill-building programs.
Conclusion
The FTNA results mark a significant milestone for Tanzanian students, celebrating their achievements and providing a roadmap for improvement. While exam results are important, they are not the sole measure of potential. Use this opportunity to embrace growth, both academically and personally.
For more details and updates, visit the official NECTA website at www.necta.go.tz.
