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Kilamsa Secondary School
Morogoro · Reg. no. S5295
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Performance
Trend
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CSEE (O-level)
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Strong in Geography
“Passed well” means the student got an A, B or C in that subject.
Strong subjects
Geography
Most passed well
8
of 10
Chemistry
Most passed well
8
of 10
Kiswahili
Most passed well
7
of 10
English Language
Most passed well
7
of 10
History
Most passed well
7
of 10
Biology
Most passed well
7
of 10
Physics
Most passed well
7
of 10
Basic Mathematics
Most passed well
7
of 10
Okay
Civics
More than half passed well
6
of 10
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Show NECTA subject GPAs
Subject GPA
1 best · 5 worst
Geography
339 sat
2.17
Chemistry
339 sat
2.23
Kiswahili
339 sat
2.57
English Language
339 sat
2.60
History
339 sat
2.72
Biology
339 sat
2.74
Physics
339 sat
2.78
Basic Mathematics
339 sat
2.88
Civics
339 sat
2.94
Bar length = how close to the best possible GPA (1.0). Colours follow NECTA division bands.
Five-year trend
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Strong in Geography . General Studies needs work.
“Passed well” means the student got an A, B or C in that subject.
Strong subjects
Geography
Most passed well
8
of 10
Kiswahili
Most passed well
8
of 10
Advanced Mathematics
Most passed well
7
of 10
History
Most passed well
7
of 10
English Language
Most passed well
7
of 10
Okay
Physics
More than half passed well
6
of 10
Chemistry
About half passed well
5
of 10
Basic Applied Mathematics
About half passed well
5
of 10
Biology
About half passed well
5
of 10
Struggling
General Studies
Only some passed well
4
of 10
Want the official numbers?
Show NECTA subject GPAs
Subject GPA
1 best · 5 worst
Geography
51 sat
2.22
Kiswahili
16 sat
2.31
Advanced Mathematics
17 sat
2.71
History
25 sat
2.92
English Language
11 sat
3.00
Physics
61 sat
3.57
Chemistry
89 sat
3.75
Basic Applied Mathematics
72 sat
3.75
Biology
72 sat
3.81
General Studies
114 sat
4.36
Bar length = how close to the best possible GPA (1.0). Colours follow NECTA division bands.
Five-year trend
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