GCE A/L Exam Timetable Released Download www.doenets.lk

2018 GCE A/L Exam Timetable released by Examination Department. Students can download it from Download - Here  O

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Department says (උසස් පෙළ විභාගය A/L 2018) 2018 G.C.E. Advanced Level examination will be held from August 6 to September 1 this year(2018). 

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From 2018 A/L, it is expected to allocate an additional "Reading time" of 10 minutes for the question papers of three hours in duration. Accordingly, the time allocation for each question paper is shown in this time table. 

Relevant scheduled & Time Table for the 2018 Advanced Level examination released to www.doenets.lk Sri Lanka Examination Department official website.

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2018 A/L Exam August 6, Timetable Released Download it now

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2018 A/L Exam Timetable released by Examination Department. Students can download it from Download - Here 

Examination Department says (උසස් පෙළ විභාගය A/L 2018) 2018 G.C.E. Advanced Level examination will be held from August 6 to September 1 this year(2018). 

From this year it is expected to allocate an additional reading time of 10 minutes for the question papers of three hours in duration. Accordingly, the time allocation for each question paper is shown in this time table. 

Relevant scheduled & Time Table for the 2018 Advanced Level examination released to www.doenets.lk Sri Lanka Examination Department official website.

According to Sri Lankan Examination Department 2018 G.C.E. Advanced Level examination (උසස් පෙළ විභාගය A/L 2018)  will be held from August 6 to September 1 this year(2018).  

Department of Education is focused on providing students sitting for the GCE A/Level Examination, with an additional time duration of 10 to 15 minutes to read and understand the question paper. This will be implemented from the next A/Level Examination that is to be held this August.


This additional time duration will be provided for the 3-hour question papers. Commissioner General of Examinations: B Sarath Pujitha says, this practice is seen in many countries. A special discussion was held at the Ministry of Education regarding this idea that was put forward by Minister of Education: Akila Viraj Kariyawasam. He added, this will be introduced for the O/Level Examination in future.

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980 SAITM Medical students to Kotalawala Defence University

Cabinet proposal was submitted seeking approval to absorb 980 medical students of the South Asian Institute of Technology and Medicine (SAITM) to the General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University (KDU), after evaluating their basic qualifications, Sri Lanka new Higher Education Minister Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe said.

Minister Rajapakshe told that they had reached this decision following consultations with President Maithripala Sirisena.

He said accordingly, the basic qualifications of all SAITM students would be evaluated and only those students eligible would be permitted to complete their medical degree at the KDU.

“We have submitted the Cabinet proposal and it will be implemented upon Cabinet approval. The proposal will be taken up at next week’s Cabinet session,” he said.

While referring to the controversial proposed Kotelawala National Defence University (KNDU) Bill, Minister Rajapakshe said the KNDU Bill had no impact on the Cabinet proposal submitted. 
Recently SAITM Students launched a protest march demanding KDU solution. IUSF "Anthare" state university students union demands government to withdraw proposed privatization bill. 

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A/L Re-Correction Results Re-scrutiny Released - www.doenets.lk

The Re-Correction Results (Re-scrutiny Results) of G.C.E. Advanced Level A/L Examination 2017 will be released to the internet this week according to the sources.

Candidates can check their exam results through http://www.doenets.lk/exam/ Sri Lanka Examination Department official websites.


1 - Exam Results Click Here
2 - Exam Results Click Here

3 - Exam Results Click Here

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Striking university non-academic staff end strike, lectures to resume soon

Striking university non-academic staff end strike. Lectures to start soon..
Striking non-academic staff of all the universities of Sri Lanka have decided to call-off the nearly two-month (44 days) long strike after the government issued an ultimatum.

Co-Chairman of Universities Trade Union Joint Committee Edward Malwatte said all the members will be informed that the strike launched on February 28 was over.

All universities are likely to return to normal by Monday after the Government agreed to a key demand for the increase of an allowance to non-academic staff members.

The union leader said that following the discussions with the Higher Education Minister it has been agreed to provide solutions to most of their demands including a raise in salaries

Accordingly, the non-academic staff of all universities will report for work from the  April 17th.

The Ministry of Higher Education Wednesday ordered all the striking non-academic staff of all the universities of Sri Lanka to report to work on or before April 17.

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