448,358 school candidates and independent, are expected to test the finished form four, starting tomorrow until November 27 this year. That number is an increase of 150,870 candidates compared with 297,488 candidates registered in 2014.
In addition, the Secretary General of the National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA), Dr Charles drum said yesterday that his council not received notice of the presence of decision-examination thereby significantly Zanzibar.
Asked if the political situation in Zanzibar will allow students to do their exams, Dr. drum said: "Until now the council not received notice of the existence thereby significantly change the examination.
So they all will do their exams starting Monday as planned. "Referring to the exams, said Dr. drum 394,243 candidates were registered between 448,858 exams are 54,115 schools and students are independent.
In addition, the Secretary General of the National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA), Dr Charles drum said yesterday that his council not received notice of the presence of decision-examination thereby significantly Zanzibar.
Asked if the political situation in Zanzibar will allow students to do their exams, Dr. drum said: "Until now the council not received notice of the existence thereby significantly change the examination.
So they all will do their exams starting Monday as planned. "Referring to the exams, said Dr. drum 394,243 candidates were registered between 448,858 exams are 54,115 schools and students are independent.
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