Stu­dents who sat the SEA ex­am will get their re­sults on Thurs­day, ac­cord­ing to the Min­istry of Ed­u­ca­tion.

The min­istry said re­sults will be­come avail­able from 11:00 p.m. on Ju­ly 2 through its SEA on­line por­tal, mark­ing a key mile­stone for thou­sands of pupils prepar­ing to tran­si­tion in­to sec­ondary school.

A to­tal of 17,509 stu­dents wrote the ex­am­i­na­tion on 26 March 2026, com­pris­ing 8,854 boys and 8,655 girls.

The min­istry ad­vised that re­sults will be avail­able ex­clu­sive­ly through the on­line plat­form and con­firmed that schools will not dis­trib­ute hard copies of SEA re­sults, as print­ed re­sults are not re­quired for the sec­ondary school reg­is­tra­tion process.

Par­ents and guardians seek­ing to ac­cess re­sults will need in­for­ma­tion con­tained on the stu­dent’s SEA Ad­mis­sion Slip. Re­quired de­tails in­clude the stu­dent’s date of birth, stu­dent num­ber and ad­mis­sions num­ber.

The min­istry en­cour­aged fam­i­lies to pre­pare those de­tails in ad­vance to en­sure smooth ac­cess once re­sults are re­leased.

Spe­cial guid­ance was al­so is­sued for pri­vate can­di­dates who may have mis­placed their SEA ad­mis­sion slips. Those par­ents and guardians are be­ing asked to sub­mit a de­tailed re­quest for a re­place­ment slip to the Min­istry’s Ex­am­i­na­tions De­part­ment or con­tact the de­part­ment di­rect­ly for as­sis­tance.

The min­istry said ad­di­tion­al sup­port ma­te­ri­als, in­clud­ing how-to guides and an in­for­ma­tion book­let, will be shared through its so­cial me­dia plat­forms to help fam­i­lies nav­i­gate the on­line re­sults process.

The SEA ex­am­i­na­tion re­mains one of the most sig­nif­i­cant mile­stones in Trinidad and To­ba­go’s ed­u­ca­tion sys­tem, de­ter­min­ing place­ment in­to sec­ondary schools across the coun­try.

In its re­lease, the Min­istry of Ed­u­ca­tion con­grat­u­lat­ed all stu­dents who par­tic­i­pat­ed in this year’s ex­am­i­na­tion and ex­tend­ed best wish­es as they pre­pare to be­gin the next phase of their ed­u­ca­tion­al jour­ney.

Stu­dents and par­ents can ac­cess and down­load re­sults through the Min­istry of Ed­u­ca­tion’s SEA por­tal once it goes live on the an­nounced date and time.