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2016 UPSR results have been announced today with surprising result, but encouraging nonetheless.
UPSR results are out today and hundreds of thousands of students and their families flocked to find out the results and how the candidates performed. Putrajaya reported today that a total of 4,896 UPSR candidates (1.11%) under the new format of the 2016 Ujian Pencapaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) scored all As. However, in 2015, there were 38,344 pupils who scored all As under the previous format.A total of 452,721 pupils registered for this year's UPSR. However, only 440,782 sat for the exams that took place from September 1st to September 8th.According to Education Director-General Tan Sri Dr Khair Mohamad Yusof, the new format requires students to answer questions using higher order thinking skills (HOTS). The new format is not the same as last year’s, which could be a reason to avoid comparing last year's result to this year’s."Based on this year's results, we can see that students are capable of answering open-response questions," said Khair.NST reported this year's exam results as follows: 8,345 pupils scored a maximum of 1B; 35,752 (minimum 2Bs); 91,366 (minimum 1C); 152,825 (minimum 1D); 137,262 (minimum 1E); 9,519 secured all Es, while 817 scored other combinations.In 2016 UPSR, grade A is categorised as 'excellent', grade B (good), grade C (satisfactory), grade D (achieved minimum level) and grade E (has not achieved minimum level).Check UPSR results online
How did UPSR candidates perform this year?
Published by SchoolAdvisor | Nov 17, 2016
UPSR results are out today and hundreds of thousands of students and their families flocked to find out the results and how the candidates performed. Putrajaya reported today that a total of 4,896 UPSR candidates (1.11%) under the new format of the 2016 Ujian Pencapaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) scored all As. However, in 2015, there were 38,344 pupils who scored all As under the previous format.A total of 452,721 pupils registered for this year's UPSR. However, only 440,782 sat for the exams that took place from September 1st to September 8th.According to Education Director-General Tan Sri Dr Khair Mohamad Yusof, the new format requires students to answer questions using higher order thinking skills (HOTS). The new format is not the same as last year’s, which could be a reason to avoid comparing last year's result to this year’s."Based on this year's results, we can see that students are capable of answering open-response questions," said Khair.NST reported this year's exam results as follows: 8,345 pupils scored a maximum of 1B; 35,752 (minimum 2Bs); 91,366 (minimum 1C); 152,825 (minimum 1D); 137,262 (minimum 1E); 9,519 secured all Es, while 817 scored other combinations.In 2016 UPSR, grade A is categorised as 'excellent', grade B (good), grade C (satisfactory), grade D (achieved minimum level) and grade E (has not achieved minimum level).Check UPSR results online
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