Cameroon GCE O-Level Geography

It is organised by the General Certificate of Education (GCE) Board, created by Decree Nº:93/172 of 1st July 1993, which empowered the Board to organise GCE examinations at Ordinary and Advanced Levels. The Board was reorganised by Decree No. 2018/614 of 22 October 2018, modified by Decree No. 2019/100 of 4 March 2019.

The GCE Ordinary Level unit is one of the units under the Division of Examination. That Division is headed by a Deputy Registrar in charge of Examinations, while the Ordinary Level unit is headed by an Examination Officer. The Board lists responsibilities and duties for this unit on its Examinations pages.

For the 2026 examinations, the Board released results on 21st August 2026, covering GCE Advanced Level, GCE Ordinary Level, TVE Advanced Level and TVE Intermediate Level. Candidates verify results at the centres where they registered, may hear them read on radio, and should obtain result slips from their registration centres.

The Board lists Request for Duplicate Certificate / Result Slip, Confirmation of Results, English Language Proficiency, Attestation of Non-Availability of Certificate, Request for Data Correction of Certificate/Result Slip, and Request for Research Data. Use these official channels rather than informal contacts if your slip is lost or contains an error.

The Board states it is open Mon - Fri (8am - 3:30pm). Email is [email protected] and Tel/Fax is (+237) 233 322 112. Check the official site for current notices before travelling, since opening arrangements and published documents can change between sessions.

The Board publishes timetables and downloadable materials on its site, including separate written phase and practical phase timetables for GCE and TVEE, plus a Past Questions and Others section. Download the timetable for your session and build your revision plan around the actual paper dates rather than guesswork.

Start with the syllabus for each subject you are entering, since it defines the scope. Then work through past questions under timed conditions, and give practical subjects earlier attention because the practical phase is timetabled separately from the written phase. Finish with targeted revision of the topics your past-question attempts expose as weakest.

The Board's own history page records past problems such as wrong instructions on question papers, poor printing, wrong pagination, late arrival of papers and examination leakages, which led to its creation. For candidates today, the practical lessons are to read instructions carefully, check pagination immediately and avoid relying on leaked material.

The Board's 2026 results communique urges unsuccessful candidates to draw inspiration from their setback and study harder for the 2027 examinations. That indicates a further session follows. Specific entry requirements, deadlines and fees are not stated in the source material, so confirm them with the Board directly.

No. This is an independent study resource written for candidates searching for the GCE Ordinary Level. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the GCE Board. Always confirm examination dates, registration procedures, fees and results through the Board's official website and its published communiques.