National Examination Council (NECTA) has announced the results of Form Four in 2016 where it has succeeded in general rose by 2.56% from 67.53% in 2015 to 70.09% in 2016.
Barza the Executive Secretary, Dr. Charles drum spoken among 408,372 students who take the exam, a total of 277,283 students have succeeded, including 135,859 girls equivalent to 67.06 percent and 141,424 boys equivalent to 73.26 percent.
In the case of candidates of the school, Dr. drum has said that 244,762 equivalent to 70.35 percent of those who have managed to do the test compared with 240,996 students equivalent to 67.91 percent passing in 2015.
In terms of quality of performance, said candidates of the good performance of the school with grade one through three is 96,018 equivalent to 27.60 percent.
In terms of education, said the performance in the subjects of History, Geography, Kiswahili, English Language, Basic Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Commerce and Book keeping has gone up by between 0.12 and 8.08 percent compared to 2015.
Lesson drove by far the performance is Swahili which 77.75 percent were successful and the last lesson Basic Maths which is 18.12 percent of the examinees of the school have succeeded.
Out of the 10 best students nationally, students are 5 girls and 5 boys are led by Alfred counsel from Feza Boys of Dar es Salaam
Out of the 10 schools poorly performing national school 6 comes in Dar es Salaam during the school presided over as Feza Boys of Dar es Salaam. Also in the top ten national school, no government school
Njombe Region has the lead in the 10 best performing regions nationally, followed by Iringa, Kagera, Kigoma and Kilimanjaro with councils Bukoba Urban, Njombe, Kakonko, Kahama and Wang'ing'ombe also zikiibuka leaders
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