Exetat 2024: first results available from July 24

The release of the results for the 2023–2024 State Exam will begin on Wednesday, July 24, announced Jacques Odia, Inspector General of National Education and New Citizenship, on Friday, July 19, 2024. He noted that this release will take place following the deliberations of the national review panel, which will convene that same Wednesday and will include all stakeholders in the education system to ensure the reliability and credibility of the results.

“We are planning for Wednesday, July 24. But as I speak, everything is ready; we could even announce the trends, but that would be imprudent on our part; the deliberation council is scheduled for next Wednesday, according to the latest arrangements on all sides, because it involves not only the General Inspectorate itself, but also the office of the Minister of State, the coordinators of the contracted schools, and many other entities participating in the deliberation session; therefore, we must coordinate the schedules. “So, everything is ready for the start of the release of results; all that is missing is the approval of the Deliberation Council,” he said.

On this occasion, the Inspector General of National Education and New Citizenship reassured the school community that the correction process timeline is being strictly adhered to, as correction operations are proceeding smoothly at the correction center.

“All marking and document verification operations are proceeding smoothly; we are on track, and I am pleased to announce that the results will be published shortly. The timeline will be adhered to; we had announced the publication of results between July 20 and August 20, and we will publish them within that timeframe,” he added.

Jacques Odia Musangu also noted that the boxes of test materials from conflict zones—particularly those from the eastern part of the DRC—have been transported and are already being graded on-site in Kinshasa. Ivan Mudiangombe