Best SPM results since 2013, says Education DG

The Star

There's been an overall improvement for the 2023 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations compared to 2022.  Education director-general Azman Adnan said the National Average Grade (GPN) for 2023 is 4.60, compared to 4.74 in 2022.  A lower GPN score indicates better performance.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/2n9m77cc  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:02 [SIGHS]

00:04 Ladies and gentlemen,

00:06 I would like to inform you that

00:09 overall, the achievement of the SPM candidates in 2023

00:16 is very proud based on the GPN index compared to previous years.

00:24 In general, the overall achievement of the candidates has increased well

00:30 with the GPN value of 4.60 points compared to 4.74 points in 2022,

00:42 which is a difference of 0.14 points.

00:47 The GPN trend from 2021 to 2023

00:55 can also be seen based on the GPN index.

01:01 The SPM achievement in 2023 for both categories of urban and suburban candidates

01:09 has shown an increase.

01:12 However, the gap between urban and suburban achievements

01:17 in 2022 and 2023 remained at a gap of 4.3 points.

01:25 This is also shown in the schedule 2 and Raja 2

01:30 which were presented to you.

01:33 Ladies and gentlemen,

01:38 of the 373,525 candidates who have been selected by the SPM

01:46 out of 11,713 candidates,

01:51 3.1% have received the Cemerlang decision

01:56 in the A+, A and A-.

02:01 In all studies, compared to 10,109 candidates,

02:06 2.7% in 2022.

02:11 This means that our quality of achievement is increasing.

02:16 The number of candidates who received the Cemerlang decision

02:19 has shown an increase of 1,604 candidates,

02:24 which is 0.4%.

02:27 The number of candidates who received at least a C or C grade

02:32 in all studies is 83,112 candidates,

02:38 which is 22.3% in 2023

02:43 compared to 75,322 candidates,

02:47 which is 20.1% in 2022.

02:52 This figure shows an increase of 7,790 candidates,

02:58 which is 2.1%.

03:02 Meanwhile, 131,489 candidates,

03:08 which is 35.2%,

03:10 have received at least a C or E grade

03:14 in all studies in 2023

03:19 compared to 128,193 candidates,

03:23 which is 34.3% in 2022.

03:28 This figure also shows an increase of 3,296 candidates,

03:34 which is 0.9% compared to 2022.

03:39 So, the significance of the achievement of these candidates

03:42 has also been shown in the schedule 3

03:45 as shown to you.

03:49 [ Silence ]

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