PRIVATE CANDIDATE REGISTRATION - USAJILI WA WATAHINIWA WA KUJITEGEMEA (CSEE NA QT) 2023
TYPES OF READING SKILL
- Skimming - Skimming is quick reading to ascertain the general message of the author.
- Scanning - Scanning is a quick reading, focused on locating a specific information.
- Intensive Reading - This can sometimes be seen as a narrow form of Reading. It involves reading a lot of collections in a certain area so you can become a master.
- Extensive Reading - This involve reading large amount of high interest materials.This type of Reading is carried out for you to have a general understanding of a certain subject. Knowing how to navigate them all is crucial for a total reader.
The
Tanzania National Examinations Council wishes to inform all prospective
applicants for Form Four Examination (CSEE) and Qualifying Test (QT),
in 2023 as Private candidates that;
- The window for registration period for Private Candidates is 01/01/2023 to 28/02/2023. The registration fee is 50,000/= for Form four Examination (CSEE) and 30,000/= for Qualifying Test (QT). Note; Those who will register late ie from 01/03/2023 to 31/03/2023 will pay 65,000 /= for the Form Four Examination (CSEE) and 40,000/= for the Qualifying Test (QT).
- Before registering online, applicants should go to Examination Centers to take reference numbers provided free and make payment of fees through Post or Bank using 'Control Number'.
- Explanation about the procedure of steps to follow in making 'Control Number' and register, you have been given on the website of the Tanzania Board of Examinations: www.necta.go.tz. In addition, for candidates who will not be able to use the system they should go to the Post office or call 0738785945 for more help.
- All applicants should be urged to ensure that they register early as the system of registration will be closed immediately after the registration period is over.
Necta Private Candidates Registration Matters
| Type of Examination | Normal Registration | Late Registration With Penalty |
| Certificate of Primary Examination | 1st January - 28th February | N/A |
| Qualifying Test | 1st January - 28th February | 1st March - 31st March |
| Certificate of Secondary Education Examination | 1st January - 28th February | 1st March - 31st March |
| Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education Examination | 1st July - 30th September | 1st October - 31st October |
| Grade A Teachers Certificate Examination | 1st July - 30th September | 1st October - 31st October |
| Diploma in Secondary Education Examination | 1st July - 30th September | 1st July - 30th September |
Necta Private Registration Fees
| Type of Examination | Normal Registration | Late Registration With Penalty |
| Certificate of Primary Examination (English Medium) | TZS.15,000 | N/A |
| Qualifying Test | TZS.30,000 | TZS.40,000 |
| Certificate of Secondary Education Examination | TZS.50,000 | TZS.65,000 |
| Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education Examination | TZS.50,000 | TZS.65,000 |
| Grade A Teachers Certificate Examination | TZS.50,000 | TZS.65,000 |
| Diploma in Secondary Education Examination | TZS.50,000 | TZS.65,000 |
NOTE: The above fees are applicable for the specified dates in the registration periods.
NECTA's Bank accounts for payments of fee for the Private candidates
NECTA has the following bank accounts which can be used by School Candidates for fees deposit. Remember to keep the bank deposit receipts until you have confirmed with NECTA about your payments.NOTE: Private Candidates are supposed to pay their registration fees at Tanzania Posts Corporation (POSTA)
| Bank Name | Name of Account | Account Number |
| NMB Bank-Bank House | NECTA Reccurent Revenue Account | 2011100238 |
| NBC Bank-Corporate Branch | National Examinations Council of Tanzania | 011103001074 |
| CRDB Bank - Kijitonyama Branch | National Examinations Council of Tanzania | 01J1013540000 |
| CRDB Bank - Tower Branch | National Examinations Council of Tanzania (External Bodies) | 03J1042982300 |
Qualifying Test (QT)
The Qualifying Test examination will be administered to private candidates intending to sit for the Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (CSEE), but do not have Form II level secondary education.The Qualifying Test will comprise questions from Civics, Cross Cutting issues, English Language, Kiswahili, History, Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics.
Qualifying Test draws as much as possible from the form I and II national syllabus but focus more on testing knowledge and skills equivalent to National Form II Examination.
The main objective of the Qualifying Test is to determine whether the prospective candidates have attained secondary education equivalent to form two level and thus are in a position to sit for the Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (CSEE).