The Department of Examinations has officially released the GCE A/L 2025 Results, along with important instructions every student must understand. From Z-Score calculation, university eligibility, recorrection process, and result sheet explanation, this guide covers everything clearly for school and private candidates.

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The Department of Examinations has issued a critical warning to all GCE A/L students regarding the sharing of results on social media. While many students are excited to share their achievements, posting your full result sheet online—especially with your Index Number and NIC visible—can lead to serious risks such as application blocks, identity misuse, and delays in accessing important services. Even a simple screenshot can be misused by others without your knowledge. Therefore, students are strongly advised to be cautious and avoid sharing sensitive personal details when posting their results online.

The GCE A/L 2025 results have been officially released, and the applications for the GCE A/L 2026 Examination are now open. All needed candidates are advised to submit their applications before the closing date. Follow the instructions below to apply correctly.

The Department of Examinations Sri Lanka has officially released the GCE Advanced Level (A/L) 2025 Examination Results. Candidates can now check their results online using their NIC Number or Index Number through the official results portals.

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Applications are invited for the GCE A/L 2026 Examination. Below are the official details for School Principals and Private Candidates in Sinhala and Tamil. Use the buttons below to quickly access the relevant documents. The closing date for applications is 24.04.2026.

The Department of Examinations - Sri Lanka has announced that admission cards for several important competitive examinations have been issued online. Candidates can now check the official notices in Sinhala, Tamil, and English and access the application portal online. If you are appearing for the Sri Lanka Information & Communication Technology Service or Sri Lanka Grama Niladhari Service examination, make sure to review the notice and download your details before the exam date. The notice also states that admission cards will not be sent by post.