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Cycle 251 quotas, results timeline

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Guest Mwill

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I have not seen anything regarding quotas or results for Cycle 251.  Will they be released this week?

Guest The_law72

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Yea I have been wondering as well if they come out this week. Can’t find anything about it. 

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"Regarding E4/5/6 Advancement Results:

The exam results are tentatively scheduled for release as follows:

Cycle 108 SELRES targeted release date to triads on 24 June and release to all hands on 25 Jun.

Cycle 251 AD/FTS targeted release date to triads on 8 July and release to all hands on 9 July."

That's from a screenshot of an email from FORCM of NETC that's floating around on Fb, so do with that information what you will. 

Tony

Tony

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So... Not official but what we have so far is:

Cycle 108 - SELRES

  • 24 June - TRIAD Release
  • 25 June - Public Release

Cycle 251 - AD/FTS

  • 8 July - TRIAD Release
  • 9 July - Public Release

I'll go with that, thank you @hayes . 👍

Guest hayes

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Hopefully NETC's got a better grip on these results than PERS with the Reserve 8/9 results! Not sure what's going on with that one!

Tony

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9 hours ago, hayes said:

Hopefully NETC's got a better grip on these results than PERS with the Reserve 8/9 results! Not sure what's going on with that one!

Agree, this is a strange one.

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