WAEC releases May/June 2017 results; records high pass rate
Over 59 per cent of candidates record at least five credits, including in Maths and English.
Over 59 per cent of candidates record at least five credits, including in Maths and English.
The exams board says the usual charge is N3,500.
Two of the suspects are university students.
Candidates can easily connect with the examination council via WAECKonnect.
Candidates are expected to pay a registration fee of N13,950, WAEC said.
“WAEC conducts its West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) twice every year.”
The fire destroyed computers and other vital documents.
An official said the exams and administrative offices were affected.
The minister says most parents cannot afford the examination fees.
“For sometimes now, we normally use about 90 days, from the day of the last paper…”
WAEC will henceforth release results within 60 days after examinations, and certificates are to be given yearly.
The examination bodies seek smooth examinations for students.
Student performance in this year's examination was better than previous years.
“This will take place in January /February and August/September every year in all the member countries.
The registrar also explained the difference between WAEC and JAMB exams.
Schools in Borno had been shut for two years.
The girl has received eight offers from universities in the UK and Egypt.
A table of top 10 best and worst performers shows at least four schools had no single pass.
The governor says he has done better than his predecessors.
The examinations body withholds 8.89 per cent of all results.
The committee meets twice a year, to consider matters relating to the conduct of the WASSCE for school candidates and ...
Government says parents can “gamble” to pay for their children.
The Council asks candidates to access result on its website.
The Osun State government has also put on hold admission into state-owned tertiary institutions.
"Any test that will use computer to evaluate who will be a good carpenter cannot be a valid test.’’
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