Cambodian Children’s Fund (CCF) students have again achieved outstanding results in the Grade 12 National Exam, scoring a 98% pass rate with three A Grades.
Students from CCF’s Tomorrow Academy scored a perfect 100% pass for the second consecutive year.
The results compare to a national pass rate of 84.5% from the 146,720 candidates who sat the exam across Cambodia.
The National Exam is one of the most significant assessments for students in Cambodia. It encompasses English, history, science, mathematics, and more subjects.
Passing this exam is essential for students wishing to enrol in university.
“This year, a total of 83 students sat for the Grade 12 National Exam, and we are proud to report a 98% pass rate. Notably, three students achieved Grade A. We are especially pleased to highlight that TA (Tomorrow Academy) achieved a 100% pass rate for the second consecutive year,” said Khoem Long Ang, CCF’s School Manager.
I wanted to make my parents proud
The students are now ready to embark on their next journey—whether university studies, professional skills training, or jobs —that will pave the way for a promising future.
Han Rotanak, a Neeson Cripps Academy student who gained a Grade C, hopes to be accepted to a university to study pharmacy.
“I studied hard and wanted to make my parents proud. They are so happy for me,” says Rotanak.
