Senior Four results are out, and many parents and students are now looking for admission letters to enrol to S.5. According to UNEB, in 2024, a total of 364,469 candidates registered for the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations, with 361,695 actually sitting for the exams. Out of this number, about one third will choose to proceed to A-level, another […]
March 2022 will mark 10 years since ICT was introduced at A-level, as an elective second subsidiary subject. The other is Subsidiary Mathematics. In 2012, the Ministry of Education and Sports made significant changes to the A-level curriculum, allowing students to study only 3 principal subjects, and 2 subsidiary subjects, including General Paper. Before that, students suffered with 4 principal […]
This year, the UACE candidates shall fill PUJAB forms online. As such, we anticipate some challenges, on part of the both teachers and students. These FAQs aim to clarify the most common questions and make the application process smoother for all. We strongly encourage parents to support their children to fill these forms. What is a PUJAB form, and who […]
The Triskelion Education and Skills Initiative (TESI) has been transforming the lives of Ugandan youth through its Career & University Readiness Programme (CURP), which equips students with career guidance, university application support, and mentorship. This program has helped thousands of students gain admission to public and private universities across Uganda, and its impact recently expanded as CURP alumni at Muni […]
Unlike the previous years, this years PUJAB forms shall be filled online. PUJAB means Public Universities Joint Admissions Board (PUJAB), and it is responsible to conducting students’ admissions for government sponsorship. All students sitting for UACE exams, and interested in being admitted on government sponsorship (or scholarship) for undergraduate studies must fill and submit PUJAB forms. These new online PUJAB […]