Breaking News: Grade Seven results out

The wait is over! The 2025 Grade 7 exam results are finally out.

The total number of candidates who sat for the Grade Seven 2025 exam session was 389 626. Of these, 188 930 passed all six subjects, recording a national pass rate of 48,49 percent.

You can check your results online through the ZIMSEC portal.

Here’s how:

  • Check Results Online
    • Visit the ZIMSEC website
    • Click on the “View Results” portal
    • Select your region and register as a new user
    • Enter your Centre Number, Candidate Number, Date of Birth, and Name
    • Create a username and password, then log in to view your results

Alternatively, you can also check your results via SMS.

The exams were conducted with zero leakages, making it the third year in a row .

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