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Guinea opens 2027 exam registration until 31 December

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Guinea’s Ministry of Education has set 26 October to 31 December 2026 as the online registration period for the 2027 national examinations. Candidates must use separate platforms depending on the examination, in accordance with a technical note from the ministry reported by Guinee7.

Registration for Guinea’s national examinations for the 2027 session will take place online from 26 October to 31 December 2026 inclusive, the Ministry of National Education, Literacy, Technical Education and Vocational Training announced through the Directorate-General for Examinations, School Assessments, Competitions and Bridging Programmes (DGECS-CP), according to Guinee7.

Candidates for the entrance examination for the seventh year and the unified baccalaureate will have to use the platform www.dgecsecoles.com. Registration for the lower secondary school certificate will take place on www.dgec.com, with supporting documents such as the elementary studies certificate from the 2023 session for pupils admitted to the tenth year, or the special examination card for candidates resitting in 2026.

School heads will have until 31 December to update the lists of their invigilators, delegates and markers on the platform www.dgecsecommsissions.com. Results and resit lists will be published on www.dgecsresultats.com, while files missing from the platforms will have to be checked by prefectural or communal services before validation by the DGECS-CP, according to Guinee7.

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