Top 100 O-Level Schools in Tanzania – Shule 100 Bora za Sekondari kwa Matokeo ya NECTA

NECTA is a government institution established by Law in 1973 with the responsibility of administering national examinations in Tanzania. Before 1973, all national examinations were administered by the Curriculum and Examinations Section of the Ministry of Education after Mainland Tanzania had pulled out of the East African Examinations Council in 1971.

Having been established, NECTA took over this responsibility but Curriculum issues continued to be handled by the Ministry of Education and the University College, Dar es Salaam until another autonomous institution, the Institute of Curriculum Development (ICD) was established in 1975, which was renamed as the Tanzania Institute of Education (TIE) in 1993.

Top 100 O-Level Schools in Tanzania – Shule 100 Bora za Sekondari

Full Ranking (1–100)

  1. St. Francis Girls’ Secondary School – Mbeya
  2. Canossa Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  3. Tengeru Boys’ Secondary School – Arusha
  4. Kibaha Secondary School – Pwani
  5. Precious Blood Secondary School – Arusha
  6. Ahava Secondary School – Kigoma
  7. Feza Boys’ Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  8. Kemebos Secondary School – Kagera
  9. Ahmes Secondary School – Pwani
  10. Bethel SABS Girls’ Secondary School – Iringa
  11. Maua Seminary – Kilimanjaro
  12. Tabora Boys’ Secondary School – Tabora
  13. Anwarite Girls’ Secondary School – Kilimanjaro
  14. Rising Star Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  15. Mzumbe Secondary School – Morogoro
  16. St. Mary’s Mazinde Juu Secondary School – Tanga
  17. Kilakala Secondary School – Morogoro
  18. Ahmes Mbweni Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  19. Marian Boys’ Secondary School – Pwani
  20. Feza Girls’ Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  21. St. Aloysius Girls’ Secondary School – Pwani
  22. St. Joseph-Kilocha Seminary – Njombe
  23. St. Joseph Boys’ Science Secondary School – Kilimanjaro
  24. Msakila Secondary School – Rukwa
  25. Umawanjo Boys’ Secondary School – Njombe
  26. Fidel Castro Secondary School – Kusini Pemba
  27. Centennial Christian Seminary – Pwani
  28. Consolata Seminary – Iringa
  29. Katoke Seminary – Kagera
  30. Salvation Girls’ Secondary School – Mwanza
  31. Kamwala Secondary School – Kilimanjaro
  32. Musabe Girls’ Secondary School – Mwanza
  33. Marian Girls’ Secondary School – Pwani
  34. Feo Girls’ Secondary School – Ruvuma
  35. Bright Future Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  36. St. Dominic Savio Secondary School – Iringa
  37. Waja Boys’ Secondary School – Geita
  38. Kowak Girls’ Secondary School – Mara
  39. St. Joseph Allamano Secondary School – Mbeya
  40. Queen of Apostles Ushirambo Seminary – Geita
  41. St. Augustine Tagaste Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  42. Ilboru Secondary School – Arusha
  43. Mafinga Seminary – Iringa
  44. St. Mary’s Ulete Secondary School – Iringa
  45. St. Joseph’s Iterambogo Seminary – Kigoma
  46. Kifungilo Girls’ Secondary School – Tanga
  47. Heritage Secondary School – Pwani
  48. Msalato Secondary School – Dodoma
  49. St. Monica Moshono Girls’ Secondary School – Arusha
  50. Lumumba Secondary School – Mjini Magharibi
  51. Sanu Seminary – Manyara
  52. St. Rufino & Ronaldo Agricultural Secondary School – Kigoma
  53. Benignis Girls’ Secondary School – Morogoro
  54. St. Marie Eugenie Secondary School – Kilimanjaro
  55. St. Francis de Sales Seminary – Morogoro
  56. Don Bosco Seminary – Iringa
  57. Cagliero Girls’ Secondary School – Iringa
  58. Tabora Girls’ Secondary School – Tabora
  59. Itaga Seminary – Tabora
  60. St. Christina Girls’ Secondary School – Tanga
  61. Santakagwa Secondary School – Rukwa
  62. Mavuno Modal Girls’ Secondary School – Kagera
  63. Golden Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  64. Thomas More Machrina Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  65. Bright Future Girls’ Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  66. Joyland Girls’ Secondary School – Kilimanjaro
  67. Roman Boys’ Secondary School – Njombe
  68. John Merlini Secondary School – Dodoma
  69. St. James Seminary – Kilimanjaro
  70. Geita Secondary School – Geita
  71. Pandahill Secondary School – Mbeya
  72. Imperial Secondary School – Pwani
  73. Charlotte Secondary School – Morogoro
  74. Hellen’s Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  75. Musabe Boys’ Secondary School – Mwanza
  76. Huruma Girls’ Secondary School – Dodoma
  77. Henry Gogarty Secondary School – Arusha
  78. Rubya Seminary – Kagera
  79. Abbey Secondary School – Mtwara
  80. Morning Star Secondary School – Mwanza
  81. St. Achilleus Kiwanuka Kijwire Secondary School – Kagera
  82. Queen of Family Secondary School – Shinyanga
  83. Little Ways Secondary School – Njombe
  84. St. Francisco de Asiz Secondary School – Kigoma
  85. Uwata Secondary School – Mbeya
  86. Carmel Secondary School – Morogoro
  87. Leera Secondary School – Mjini Magharibi
  88. St. Mary’s Junior Seminary – Pwani
  89. Istiqaama Tanga Islamic Secondary School – Tanga
  90. Yohannes Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  91. Real Hope Secondary School – Iringa
  92. Maryo Secondary School – Mara
  93. Arusha Catholic Seminary – Arusha
  94. Global Mission Secondary School – Dar es Salaam
  95. Harrison Uwata Girls’ Secondary School – Mbeya
  96. Waja Girls’ Secondary School – Geita
  97. Loreto Girls’ Secondary School – Mwanza
  98. Peramiho Girls’ Secondary School – Ruvuma
  99. Boniconsili Mabamba Girls’ Secondary School – Kigoma
  100. Agape Lutheran Junior Seminary – Kilimanjaro

The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) was established under the Parliamentary Act No. 21 of 1973 with the responsibility of administering all National Examinations and Assessments in Tanzania. The decision to establish NECTA was a follow-up of an earlier move in which Mainland Tanzania pulled out of the East African Examinations Council (EAEC) in 1971 in order to conduct her own examinations.

By then, Zanzibar had already pulled out of EAEC in 1970. Before the pull out, between 1968 and 1971, Tanzanian students sat for foreign Secondary School Examinations conducted jointly by the East African Syndicate, which before then were administered by the Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate alone.

The Examinations conducted by the Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate then were the School Certificate and the Higher School Certificate Examinations. The School Certificate Examinations was taken by African Students for the first time in 1947 and that of the Higher School Certificate in 1960.

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