LIST: Uganda’s Best UACE 2023 Schools with Most Maximum 20 Points

Uganda Martyrs SS Namugongo. Courtesy Photo

The list of Uganda’s best UACE 2023 schools with most 20-in-20 maximum points is out following the release of last year’s A-level exams by Uganda National Examinations Board (Uneb) and the ministry of Education and Sports.

On March 07, Education and Sports Minister Janet Museveni and Uneb officials gathered at State House Entebbe to release UACE 2023 results.

In UACE, the maximum points a candidate can score is 20 points. So, candidates who score 20 points are celebrated in their schools.

Some schools manage to have a number of candidates scoring the maximum 20 points in UACE 2023.

Up to 163 school have at least one candidate with maxim 20 points in UACE 2023, according to Uneb results.

Best UACE 2023 schools by number of maximum 20-in-20 points (1) The Pearl Times (pearltimes.co.ug).

With 18 candidates scoring maximum 20 points, Mengo SS leads the pack of UACE 2023 schools with maximum 20 points.

Best UACE 2023 schools by number of maximum 20-in-20 points (2) The Pearl Times (pearltimes.co.ug).

Following Mengo SS are: King’s College Budo with 15, Uganda Marty’s SS Namugongo and Amus College with 12 each, St Mary’s SS Kitende with 11, Seeta High School and Gombe SS with 10 each.

Best UACE 2023 schools by number of maximum 20-in-20 points (3) The Pearl Times (pearltimes.co.ug).

Nearly 100 schools have one candidate who managed to score maximum 20 points.

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Samuel Kamugisha

Samuel Kamugisha is a Ugandan journalist, editor, translator, language instructor, poet, fiction and non-fiction writer. A Makerere University graduate of Journalism and Communication with a decade-long experience in news reporting, writing and editing, Kamugisha is Editor at The Pearl Times. His other journalistic work was published by The Observer. When he is not doing journalism work -- which is rare -- Kamugisha will be reading or writing a short story or a poem, or caught up in the writer's block. His new children's book 'Friends of Plastics' has been published by Room to Read and Reading Association of Uganda and can be read here: https://literacycloud.org/stories/7887-friends-of-plastic/