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Summary of June 2015 CXC (CSEC) Examinations

This story was posted 7 years ago
14 August 2015
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National Summary Data for June 2015 CXC (CSEC) Examinations.

A total of 2,702 candidates were registered to write CXC (CSEC) examinations in May/June 2015. 1,728 were students attending schools and 974 were private candidates. There were 12,470 subject entries.

Overall there were 1,433 Grade one, 3,109 Grade two, 3,878 Grade three, 2,444 Grade four, 978 Grade five, 46 Grade six and 582 ungraded or absent.

The pass rate in the examination is 70.8%. In 2014, the pass rate was 69.9%. 

The largest entries were in English A (1,802), Mathematics (1,601), Social Studies (905), Principles of Business (692) and Information Technology (510). 

The lowest entries were in Mechanical Engineering Technology (9), Theatre Arts (16), Additional Mathematics (21), Religious Education (88), and Electronic Document Preparation and Management (136). 

The subjects with the highest percentage pass were Theatre Arts (100%), Physical Education and Sport (99.5%), Principles of Business (97.7%), Electronic Document Preparation and Management (96.9%), and Information Technology (91.1%). 

The subjects with the lowest percentage pass were Mechanical Engineering Technology (37.5%), Visual Arts (44.4%), Human and Social Biology (45.6%), French (48%) and Geography (53%). 

Performance in Mathematics improved from 51.48% pass in 2014 to 54.4% pass in 2015. Similarly, performance in English A moved from 54.99% pass in 2014 to 57.74% pass in 2015. 

The top performances in the Examination are placed in descending order of Grade I.

Khalil Buckmire – Presentation Brothers’ College
Passed: 15
Grade I: 13
Grade II: 2

Keline R. S. Peters-Hood – St. Joseph’s Convent, St. George’s
Passed: 14
Grade I: 12
Grade II: 2

Karxena Sahel Harford – St. Joseph’s Convent, Grenville
Passed: 11
Grade I: 11

Yusuf Stafford – Presentation Brothers’ College
Passed: 13
Grade I: 10
Grade II: 2
Grade III: 1

Travis Marshall – Presentation Brothers’ College
Passed: 11
Grade I: 10
Grade II: 1

Kaya Aida Clyne – St. David’s Catholic Secondary School
Passed: 14
Grade I: 9
Grade II: 5

Kalifa A. D. Phillip – St. Joseph Convent, St. George’s
Passed: 13
Grade I: 9
Grade II: 4

Jewel Amber Hankey-Telesford – Anglican High School
Passed: 12
Grade I: 9
Grade II: 3

Trent Strachan – Presentation Brothers’ College
Passed: 11
Grade I: 9
Grade II: 2

Fabien L. George – St. Mark’s Secondary School
Passed: 10
Grade I: 9
Grade II: 1

Performances in all of the pure sciences (Chemistry, Physics and Biology) declined in 2015. However, Grenada’s performance in these areas is above the region’s performance. Table 1 shows a comparison of the percentage pass rate in these areas for 2014 and 2015.

 

Table 1: Comparison of percentage pass rate in the pure Sciences in 2014 and 2015

Subject 2014 2015
Grenada Grenada Region
Entries % Pass % Pass % Pass
Chemistry 233 71.24 274 59.36 59.0
Physics 220 77.73 244 63.95 61.0
Biology 324 79.01 319 72.54 66.0

 

NB: The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development has not yet received the preliminary slips for individual candidates from the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC). Therefore, candidates will have to collect their slips next week when they are received from the council.

Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development

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