No significant difference in this year’s Common Entrance results

June 22, 2026

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No significant difference in this year’s Common Entrance results

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Ninety-seven point three per cent of the students who sat this year’s Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Examination have been allocated to a public secondary school by the Caribbean Examinations Council.

This is an increase over last year’s figure of 95.1 per cent.

The remaining 2.7 per cent of candidates were allocated to a secondary school by the Ministry of Education Transformation.

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