Helllllooo Nairalanders, this is my WAEC result from may/June 2015..




Please I need your friendly advice on the course I would be accepted to study with this result..



I believed my score in literature isn't actually mine because as far as I could remember, literature has always been one of my best subjects... How do I go about it?? Can I be permitted to rewrite the subject??



Thanks

u should rewrite d whole exam.

Write neco

redgem:
Write neco

Which should be next year



Hmmm

Seunfan:
Which should be next year


Hmmm

Or GCE ask your friends, I think registration should still be going on

redgem:



Or GCE ask your friends, I think registration should still be going on

OK thanks

DDeliverer:
u should rewrite d whole exam.

Sincerely!

dear u should write GCE because ya other subjects r poor... but v it in mynd dat u don't v any p with maths and English so u should focus on the other ones and the lord will be ya strength bro

Shebarh:
dear u should write GCE because ya other subjects r poor... but v it in mynd dat u don't v any p with maths and English so u should focus on the other ones and the lord will be ya strength bro

thanks o sisi

Seunfan:
thanks o sisi

Ya wlcme bro

Not upto five credit passes... Rewrite an equivalent exam say GCE, your Maths, English are ok, the result looks more like a SET UP however u fit into Arts definitely not anything language related cos of the Literature grade point, maybe Philosophy. But still rewrite and concentrate more on the social science courses to have a better combination

Dubemkelly:
Not upto five credit passes... Rewrite an equivalent exam say GCE, your Maths, English are ok, the result looks more like a SET UP however u fit into Arts definitely not anything language related cos of the Literature grade point, maybe Philosophy. But still rewrite and concentrate more on the social science courses to have a better combination

so it's possible to combine to-write one with this?? Be it neco, Waec or GCE??

Seunfan:
so it's possible to combine to-write one with this??

Yes, that's what we call 'two sittings' though not every school accepts that while candidates who combine pay a small charge say 2-5k as opposed to the main school fees. Also look at the JAMB brochure and see courses you can combine for and schools that accept result combination

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Dubemkelly:

Yes, that's what we call 'two sittings' though not every school accepts that while candidates who combine pay a small charge say 2-5k as opposed to the main school fees. Also look at the JAMB brochure and see courses you can combine for and schools that accept result combination

THANKS SOO MUCH BROTHER..

Dubemkelly:

Yes, that's what we call 'two sittings' though not every school accepts that while candidates who combine pay a small charge say 2-5k as opposed to the main school fees. Also look at the JAMB brochure and see courses you can combine for and schools that accept result combination

thanks very much bro

Seunfan:
thanks very much bro

You welcome fella

^Listen to to them. Concerning your literature i wonder how this happens, Economics was my favourite subject in sec school but WAEC gave me a D7 and NECO blessed me with another D7.

BimiOne:
^Listen to to them. Concerning your literature i wonder how this happens, Economics was my favourite subject in sec school but WAEC gave me a D7 and NECO blessed me with another D7.

still wondering bro.


This is what I saw on WAEC websites. . FAQ section


(10) Q. Can a candidate register a protest over his examination result? If 'yes', how ?

A. Yes, but only if he is a school candidate. No provision is made for a private candidate in this regard. Even then, a school candidate does not write directly to WAEC. It is his principal who, knowing the candidate's ability, forwards a request for the review of the candidate's scripts. Of course, there is a specified fee to be paid on every paper to be reviewed. Such requests should be sent in within six months of any examination.

Seunfan:
still wondering bro.


This is what I saw on WAEC websites. . FAQ section


(10) Q. Can a candidate register a protest over his examination result? If 'yes', how ?

A. Yes, but only if he is a school candidate. No provision is made for a private candidate in this regard. Even then, a school candidate does not write directly to WAEC. It is his principal who, knowing the candidate's ability, forwards a request for the review of the candidate's scripts. Of course, there is a specified fee to be paid on every paper to be reviewed. Such requests should be sent in within six months of any examination.

Wow, i never knew that. I guess its too late though cause i wrote mine in 2012.

BimiOne:
^Listen to to them. Concerning your literature i wonder how this happens, Economics was my favourite subject in sec school but WAEC gave me a D7 and NECO blessed me with another D7.

my dear English has always bin my best subject, but for waec dem samma me D7,till date I know dat wasn't my result, but as God wld have it,I cleared my Neco nd today I be graduate,na Godwin ,OP take dose advices

Seunfan:
still wondering bro.


This is what I saw on WAEC websites. . FAQ section


(10) Q. Can a candidate register a protest over his examination result? If 'yes', how ?

A. Yes, but only if he is a school candidate. No provision is made for a private candidate in this regard. Even then, a school candidate does not write directly to WAEC. It is his principal who, knowing the candidate's ability, forwards a request for the review of the candidate's scripts. Of course, there is a specified fee to be paid on every paper to be reviewed. Such requests should be sent in within six months of any examination.

Pls what can a student do if they held his result and there is no examination malpractice at the school he sat the examination and they have released the result of his mate that also sat for the exam in dsame center