Kota Kinabalu: Sabah recorded an improvement in the 2022 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations with an increase in the National Average Grade (GPN) from 5.35 in 2021 to 5.22.
Sabah Education Department Deputy Director (School Management Sector) Mohd Zaini Yanin said the percentage of students qualified to receive their certificates also increased to 92.37 in 2022 from 89.76 per cent the year before.
He said a total of 34,461 students sat for the 2022 SPM examinations out of the 40,147 who registered for them.
Of the 34,461, Zaini said 344 candidates obtained straight As (A+, A and A-) compared to 253 in 2021, signifying an increase of 0.36 per cent in the number of students obtaining excellent results.SPONSORED CONTENT Carlsberg Golf Classic 2023 Swings Back into Action: The Ultimate #NEXTGEN Golf Tournament Kuala Lumpur: – The Carlsberg Golf Classic (CGC) is back in June this year with the introduction of two digital golf legs to draw beginner golfers, who play off-course in indoor simulators, rebranding it as #NEXTGEN. Read more
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