INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The Commissioner General of Examinations says that all arrangements have been made to provide transport facilities to students without any
hindrance on the days of the G.C.E
Ordinary Level Examination, even though transportation has been disrupted due to fuel shortages.Commissioner General LMD Dharmasena made
this observation addressing a media briefing held at the auditorium of the Government Information Department today (18) to educate students
services will be operated for students to and from the examination centers.Meanwhile, with the assistance of the Disaster Management Center,
the Police and the Armed Forces are expected to be received for the conducting of the GCE Ordinary Level Examination without any
obstruction.Speaking further the Commissioner General of Examinations stated that despite the crisis, all preparations have been made to
hold the GCE Ordinary Level Examination from Monday (May 23) to June 01.Meanwhile, lectures and tuition classes for the examination should
end at 12 midnight on the 20th, the commissioner said.All the examination admission forms have already been issued and the school candidates
can obtain their admission cards from the school.Private applicants can enter the relevant data and download it from the Department of
Education website if the ticket is delayed.The Commissioner further said that the admission card and a valid identity card are mandatory to
sit for the examination and it should be checked as soon as the admission papers are received.He said 590 children with special needs have
applied this year and they will be provided with the necessary facilities.A total of 517,496 candidates including 407,129 school candidates
and 110,367 private candidates are sitting for the GCE Ordinary Level Examination this year.The exams will be held at 3,844 examination
centers while 542 coordinating centers have been established.
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