MANEB MSCE Exam Registration Deadline 2020/2021; Students wishing to write national examinations are supposed to register their names with any approved MANEB examination centre of their convenience. MANEB does not directly register candidates.
MANEB sets registration period which is usually the first term of an academic year. Prospective candidates are required to register during this stated period as MANEB does not entertain registration outside the required period.
Complete registration requires that a candidate registers for and pays subject fees, entry fee, administration fee, form fee (for externals only), centre fee and identity card processing fees.
Primary school students from public schools are exempted from these fees except for identity card processing fee. However, primary school pupils from private institutions are required to pay all the fees as stated above.
Registration is done electronically at MANEB examination centre level. An electronic spreadsheet, which is the same as a provisional blank nominal roll, is used for registering the candidates. Thus, instead of writing with a pen on a provisional nominal roll, a computer is used to capture the information.
Examination centres are required to submit the registration data to their respective District Education Manager’s offices from where they are forwarded to MANEB.
Examination centres which are not conversant with this system should seek assistance from their respective District Education Manager’s office or they can contact MANEB directly.
The Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) Examination is the final examination at secondary school level in Malawi. Learners who pass this examination qualify for selection into public and private colleges and universities or get absorbed into the job market.
Candidates who pass this examination are awarded with a Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE).
Conditions for the award of MSCE
Candidates are awarded the MSCE if they satisfy one of the following conditions:
either
a. Obtain a pass in six subjects, including English, with at least one distinction/credit,
or
b. Obtaining a pass in five subjects, including English, with at least three distinctions/credits.