The Johor Education director said this was equivalent to 0.07% of the overall 43,253 candidates who sat for the major examination last year.He said the exams also saw 1,122 candidates who scored A+, A and A- for their subjects and 6,031 candidates who obtained at least 1C.Md Said said a total of 53 schools statewide achieved 100% passes and this included schools in the urban and rural areas.
“We are satisfied with the results this time round as the candidates are the first cohort of students who sat for the SPM exam using the new Standard-Based Curriculum for Secondary Schools exam format. “They also faced the challenge of sitting for classes and preparing for the examination via online platforms due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
“It is tough to compare the results to previous years as the format is different - it is like comparing apples and oranges. “But I think this sets a strong basis for us to improve and move forward in the next SPM examination,” he told a press conference after announcing Johor’s SPM results at the state Education Department here on Thursday .Md Said added that candidates can access their results online at myresultspm.moe.gov.my or via short message service , where candidates can check by typing SPM
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