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The Ministry of Education has reported strong results for the 2025 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) and steady improvement in the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations, with notable gains in English and continued focus on Mathematics outcomes.
A total of 8,035 candidates sat the CAPE Unit I and II exams, achieving an overall pass rate of 95.72% (Grades I–V), an improvement over 2024. Passes at Grades I–III accounted for 72.72% of entries.
CAPE Unit I recorded a 95.94% pass rate, with 27 of 31 subjects achieving over 90% passes. Agricultural Science, Food and Nutrition, Geography, and Performing Arts all achieved 100% passes, while 13 subjects, including Accounting, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, French, Pure Mathematics, and Spanish, showed marked improvement.
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