The wait is over. Finally. No more guessing.
Official, GCE O Level results for 2008 candidates will be released on 12th January 2009 as reported by Strait Times.
Full article here.
Stay excited! It happens once a lifetime to get your O level result slip! All the best!
So did you get what you aim?
What are your plans? Junior Colleges, Polytechnics, Overseas Colleges? or perhaps start working?
Share more of your plans in the comment section. I would love to hear from you.
It is the release of IB (INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE) results. It was just a year ago when the pioneer batch receives their result slips and they did the school and nation proud!
Now, they did it again. This time, even better!
Heartiest congrats to all students and teachers!
Full article from Strait Times here.
We wait patiently for the release of GCE ‘O’ level exams 2008!
Many 2008 GCE ‘O’ level students are getting excited with the speculations of the release of results to be either this week or next week. I called MOE customer service, they gave a estimated time – mid January.
My guess would be the 3rd week of January 09 ( From 12th Jan onwards). Whichever is the case, the news will probably announce it this week.
Anyone has reliable 1st hand news on the exact date for release of GCE ‘O’ level results 2008? Post it in the comments section.
Be excited!!!
Do not think so much till you get your results!!!
Once again, it is the time of the year where O Level students receive their due recognition of their efforts for their secondary school learning efforts.
GCE O Level Results will be released in 24 hours time.
“School candidates may collect their results from their schools at 2:00 pm on 24 January 2008″- SEAB
There will be tears… lots … tears of joy, victory,sweetness,accomplishment…
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There will be tears of sadness,regret,dejectness,shockness…
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No matter which situation you are in, I congratulate all students on completion of their GCE O Level examinations. It is a feat truly!
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