Transition Rates from Common Entrance Exam to Form 1, and Transition Rates from Grade 6 to Form 1, 1994/1995 to 2018/2019

Year	Number who sat for CEE	Form 1	Transition rate (%)	Grade 6	Form 1	Transition rate (%)
1994/95	4,870	..	..	4,049	..	..
1995/96	5,088	2,191	45	4,100	2,191	54
1996/97	5,102	2,306	45	4,340	2,306	56
1997/98	5,113	2,456	48	3,695	2,456	57
1998/99	4,883	2,370	46	3,734	2,370	64
1999/00	4,798	2,522	52	3,556	2,522	68
2000/01	4,508	2,449	55	3,874	2,449	69
2001/02	4,273	2,532	56	3,865	2,532	65
2002/03	4,477	2,542	59	3,863	2,542	66
2003/04	4,295	2,718	61	3,771	2,718	70
2004/05	4,146	2,591	60	3,558	2,591	69
2005/06	4,302	2,652	64	3,588	2,652	75
2006/07	3,656	3,797	88	3,671	3,797	106
2007/08	3,223	3,419	94	3,236	3,419	93
2008/09	3,102	3,075	95	3,086	3,075	95
2009/10	2,837	2,939	95	2,850	2,939	95
2010/11	2,815	2,746	97	2,817	2,746	96
2011/12	2,831	2,688	95	2,794	2,688	95
2012/13	2,657	2,565	91	2,618	2,565	92
2013/14	2,631	2,568	97	2,567	2,568	98
2014/15	2,372	2,518	96	2,279	2,518	98
2015/16	2419	2256	95	2340	2256	99
2016/17	2258	2309	95	2194	2304	98
2017/18	2224	2182	97	2148	2182	99
2018/19	2272	2115	95	2173	2115	98
.. Not available for period of reference
Note: 2006/07 was the year that Universal Secondary Education (USE) was implemented. In that year, there was a significant increase in the number of students assigned to secondary schools because 1. There was more space provided to facilitate USE, & 2. All students who were eligible to write the CEE were mandated to do so.
Source: Ministry of Education
Last updated: 25/05/2021 by Olympia Joseph