Source= www.nigerianhome.blogspot.com/2010/01/waec-releases-20092010-wasscegce.html
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has released its November/December 2009 West African Senior Secondary Certificate Exami-nation (WASSCE/GCE) results.
According to WAEC of 57,792 candidates, representing 16.87 per cent, were withheld for their involvement in examination malpractice.
Out of the 342,443 candidates that sat for the examination, he said 316,075 candidates, representing 92.30 per cent, had their results fully processed, while 26,368, representing 7.70 per cent, had few of their subjects still being processed, as various errors and omissions are being sorted out by the council.
Also, Of the 265,335 candidates, representing 77.48 per cent, had two credits and above; 230,335 (67.2 per cent) had three credits and above; and 192,806 (56.30 per cent) got four credits and above. Also, 151, 919 candidates (44.36 per cent) obtained five credits and above, while 108,574 (31.70 per cent) obtained six credits and above.
The WAEC/GCE November/December Results are now available on the WAEC website: www.waecdirect.org within 24 hours.
Source= www.nigerianhome.blogspot.com/2010/01/waec-releases-20092010-wasscegce.html
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has released its November/December 2009 West African Senior Secondary Certificate Exami-nation (WASSCE/GCE) results.
According to WAEC of 57,792 candidates, representing 16.87 per cent, were withheld for their involvement in examination malpractice.
Out of the 342,443 candidates that sat for the examination, he said 316,075 candidates, representing 92.30 per cent, had their results fully processed, while 26,368, representing 7.70 per cent, had few of their subjects still being processed, as various errors and omissions are being sorted out by the council.
Also, Of the 265,335 candidates, representing 77.48 per cent, had two credits and above; 230,335 (67.2 per cent) had three credits and above; and 192,806 (56.30 per cent) got four credits and above. Also, 151, 919 candidates (44.36 per cent) obtained five credits and above, while 108,574 (31.70 per cent) obtained six credits and above.
The WAEC/GCE November/December Results are now available on the WAEC website: www.waecdirect.org within 24 hours.
Source= www.nigerianhome.blogspot.com/2010/01/waec-releases-20092010-wasscegce.html
WEAC whas held me down since 2002 but now that God's intervention has come, there will be no more limitations.
English was like never Piossible subject, but thank God for today. since then I have written several exams to no avail but now I say thank God,
The reworder of hard work.
English was like never Piossible subject, but thank God for today. since then I have written several exams to no avail but now I say thank God,
The reworder of hard work.
i am now konvincd dat dis year 2010 is my year i'v been out of skul since 2007 i had all my pappers xept maths so i tuk gce last year nd bhold my result i had b3 in maths.I'm so happy!!
There is nothing ourGod can not do. Like I said before my has been since
2002 its not been easy. though I have a good Job to the glory of this same God.
2002 its not been easy. though I have a good Job to the glory of this same God.
pls help i have rgstad 4 utme bt i want 2 do change of institutn how do i go abt it,