NESA Issues Urgent Instructions for
National Exam Markers: Crucial Requirements, Missing Deadlines, and Mandatory
80% Score Rule
The National Examination and School
Inspection Authority (NESA) has officially released a critical set of
instructions and mandatory guidelines for all selected national examination
markers for 2026.
If you have been selected as a marker for
this year's national exercise, there are strict deadlines, code of conduct
rules, and a brand-new mandatory qualification test that you must pass upon
arrival. Failure to adhere to these rules will lead to immediate
disqualification and replacement.
Here is everything you need to know before
heading to your assigned marking centre.
1. Reporting Date and Strict Deadline
- Reporting Date: Sunday, July 12,
2026
- Cut-off Time: Before 17:00 (5:00
PM)
CRITICAL WARNING: Any marker arriving after 17:00 will be strictly denied entry into
the marking centre. Please plan your journey early to avoid being locked out.
2. Mandatory Qualification Exam (80%
Passing Score)
In an effort to uphold the highest
standards of academic integrity and accuracy, NESA has introduced a strict
evaluation policy for all markers:
- Every selected marker is required to sit the exact
examination they are intending to mark as a candidate.
- The Catch: Any marker who fails to
achieve a minimum score of 80% on this test will be automatically
disqualified from the marking exercise and ordered to leave the
marking centre immediately.
3. Required Documents for Entry
Upon arrival at the main gate of your
assigned marking centre, you must present physical proof of your credentials.
Ensure you have packed the following documents:
- Printed Appointment Letter: Must
clearly display a visible QR Code.
- Health Insurance Card: Valid
Mutuelle de Santé or RAMA.
- RSSB Affiliation Number: If you do
not possess or know your RSSB number, do not attempt to enter the
centre gates.
- Bank Confirmation Letter: An
official letter confirming your personal bank account details for payment
processing.
4. Code of Conduct and Strict
Regulations
NESA expects all educators to maintain the
highest level of professionalism during this national exercise. Take note of
the following operational rules:
- Attendance Registration: You must
register your attendance immediately upon arrival at the gate.
- Movement Restrictions: Physical
presence inside the centre is mandatory throughout the entire marking
period. Leaving or moving outside the marking centre premises is strictly
prohibited, unless you have explicit written authorization from
management.
- Consequences: Any violation of the
code of conduct, unexcused absences, or late registration will result in
immediate replacement and disqualification.
5. Opportunity for Question Item Bank
Setting
Are you interested in participating in the
preparation of future exam questions? NESA is offering markers the chance to
apply for setting the Question Item Bank, which will take place right at
the marking centre after the marking exercise is concluded.
If you wish to apply, please bring:
- Your own personal laptop.
- Relevant reference books to assist you in question item
preparation.
A Final Message to Markers
NESA Management extends its gratitude to
all educators for their unwavering commitment and vital contribution to this
important national exercise. Stay professional, arrive on time, and best of
all, prepare thoroughly to ace your subject evaluation!
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