HeWrites:
Please how do I check my WAEC Result?

waecdirect.org

Good one

The mode of answering questions made everything look good. Students wrote on their question papers and were instructed not to write beyond a page. Just write anything meaningful that can fill the little space and you are good ie you don't need to write much to gain marks as before. Fact.

More so, WAEC questions and answers were everywhere for students to access before hand, coupled with internet age were students now snap and send answers to and fro. WAEC this year was way way easier to pass.

Don't deceive yourself that Education suddenly improved in a recession ravaged economy.

Waec brought down difficulty in choice of questions for the candidates. It seemed it paved off at least examination is not the true test of ones knowledge.

50 gini percen? Then minus special centre and expo! Pls break down the pass rate state by state

what are we suppose to be happy about??..Dis government has really added to the corruption in the education sector...Students will do or spend any amount of money to get good grades because it has become a huge criteria to get into university...Dis is upgrade of Corruption...In those year 2008-2015,students always prepared for post ume,jamb and waec knowing fully well dat they need dose 3 examination but nw It's only waec..The so called Jamb has failed in making their eexamination uncredible just lyk Nigeria politics

The result is not online yet. Tried to access someone's result now on waecdirect.org and the recent year was 2016. So what exactly have they released?

What do u expect?
9ja especially no dry carry last

magaji700:
What do u expect?
9ja especially no dry carry last

* dey

Improvement, that's what we need.

Na malpractice naw

Akinz0126:
To be realistic this is a miracle those who understand'll know what am talking about how many student they read now?

I totally agree with you bro.... I knew it immediately I saw the thread.


People now know that the '0' level result will be very fundamental in determining their admission.. That's why they sought 'miracles'

With the craze for smart phones and social network....how many students read?

Agimor:
Be positive for once. Even though we know you were among those that you're accusing of patronizing miracle centre.

this is not about miracle centres, malpractice is real, even in normal centres.

brainpulse:
That means education has improved. Thank God for Buhari

For where. Malpractices every where

Saintmary:

this is not about miracle centres, malpractice is real, even in normal centres.

An Exam centre were malpractice is prevalent, can no longer be termed a normal centre.

It is a shame that WAEC doesn't know gurusfamily.net and codedexams.com

Saw skul students with questions before exam days... private skuls where students pay Outrageous skul fees waec question for don ready or dia teachers bribe invigilators and write answers for them during the exams. Saw one dat time bragging dat none of his classmates can get less dan a B in all dia papers

Please how can one checkbook result?

One day I was coming back from work, near a secondary school, I saw the students dismissed.
Then one of their teachers, male, was busy shouting ''go house!, go house! Are you not hearing? '' I say you go house!



Education in Nigeria shaa!

Kindly ask them to spell WAEC with their brains many of them wont be able to. cheating has been made easy with answers everywhere, in a school close to me they copy answers on blackboard for student with supervisors present.

LegendVibes:
In what is clearly its best result in the last 10 years, the West African Examination Council (WAEC) on Monday in Lagos announced a 59.22 percent pass rate in the 2017 May/June West African Senior School Examinations (WASSCE).

This result is a huge leap from the poorest result of 2008 record of 13.76 pass rate in the number of candidates with pass in five subjects including English Language and Mathematics and three other subjects.

In view of this, the 2017 result may signal a complete departure from the era of mass failure that characterises the performance of Nigerian candidates in the regional examination.

Olu Adenipekun, Head of the National Office (HNO), addressing newsmen at the WAEC office in Yaba Lagos said a total of 923,486 candidates representing 59.22 percent obtained minimum of credits in five subjects and above, including English Language and Mathematics.

According to him, there is a slight improvement in the performance of candidates that sat for the examination as percentage of candidates in this category in WASSCE for 2015 and 2016 were 38.68 percent and 52.97 percent, respectively.

A look at the result in the last 10 years showed that candidates that sat for the examination between 2007 and 2011 had a pass rate of 25.54, 13.76, 25.99, 24.98, and 30.70 percent, respectively.

In what appeared to be the period of marked improvement by candidates from Nigeria, the periods from 2012 recorded slight improved and took a leap in 2016.

The results of the examination from 2012 to 2015 showed that the number of candidates that wrote the terminal examination as a prerequisite for admission into tertiary education and scored five credits in five subjects including English Language, Mathematics and three other subjects had pass rates of 38.81, 31.28 and 38.68 percentages, respectively.

However, it recorded a clear break from the past as the 2016 diet recorded a complete leap with 878,040 of the 1,552,758 students who sat for the May/June exams. Candidates representing 52.97 percent obtained credits in five subjects and above, including English language and Mathematics.

Speaking further on the 2017 result he said a total of 1,567,016 candidates registered for the examination out of which 1,550,162 candidates sat for the examination, adding that out of the total number of candidates that sat for the examination 1,471,151 which represent 94.36 percent have their results fully processed and released.

Olanipekun added that 95,734 candidates representing 5.64 percent had a few of their subjects still being processed due to errors traceable to the candidates in the course of registration or writing the examination.

However, he said the results of 214,952 candidates representing 13.79 percent are still being withheld in connection with various reported cases of examination malpractices.

He added that the cases are being investigated and reports of the investigations will be presented to the appropriate committee of the council in due course for consideration, stressing that the committee’s decision will be communicated to the affected candidates through their schools.

He also said with the upgrade of the council’s ICT facilities, particularly, the recently commissioned HP Converged System, a private cloud, the capacity of the Council’s ICT has now been enhanced.

“With the progressive review of our processes and procedures backed with the determination of the entire workforce of the council in Nigeria to serve the Nigerian child better and faster, the early release of the results of the WASSCE for school certificate 2017 has been made possible.

Speaking further on the breakdown of the results, Olanipekun said 1,357,193 candidates representing 87.05 percent obtained credits and above in four subjects, while 1,243,772 candidates representing 79.77 percent obtained credits and above in five subjects and 1,084,214 candidates representing 69.54 percent obtained credits and above in six subjects.



Culled From; http://drinosblog..is/2017/07/wasce-records-best-result-in-10-years.html

Miracle centers are on d rise, it's expected

In addition many centers use smartphone n Google to write exams plus impersonation

Many of these student can't write anything in English and they ve A1 in English

michealdeco:
waecdirect.org

2017 not posted yet

The statistics show some discrepancies

The news also reported that but for the brilliant performance by Afonja students, schooling would have been scrapped altogether as it appears that the IPOBians would rather choose a used car tire over a chemistry textbook, whilst the Boko people are hell bent on converting the whole country to their peculier form of fundamentalism...thanks Afonja for saving our educational system - Correct News Network (CNN)

What has rather improved is the way and manner coupled with the ingenuity of poorly-paid-but greedy teachers to cheat in exams.i think WAEC should do more in the area of coordination and welfare of its officials. Erring institutions should also be sactioned to deter others from the corrupt practices.

LegendVibes:
In what is clearly its best result in the last 10 years, the West African Examination Council (WAEC) on Monday in Lagos announced a 59.22 percent pass rate in the 2017 May/June West African Senior School Examinations (WASSCE).

This result is a huge leap from the poorest result of 2008 record of 13.76 pass rate in the number of candidates with pass in five subjects including English Language and Mathematics and three other subjects.

In view of this, the 2017 result may signal a complete departure from the era of mass failure that characterises the performance of Nigerian candidates in the regional examination.

Olu Adenipekun, Head of the National Office (HNO), addressing newsmen at the WAEC office in Yaba Lagos said a total of 923,486 candidates representing 59.22 percent obtained minimum of credits in five subjects and above, including English Language and Mathematics.

According to him, there is a slight improvement in the performance of candidates that sat for the examination as percentage of candidates in this category in WASSCE for 2015 and 2016 were 38.68 percent and 52.97 percent, respectively.

A look at the result in the last 10 years showed that candidates that sat for the examination between 2007 and 2011 had a pass rate of 25.54, 13.76, 25.99, 24.98, and 30.70 percent, respectively.

In what appeared to be the period of marked improvement by candidates from Nigeria, the periods from 2012 recorded slight improved and took a leap in 2016.

The results of the examination from 2012 to 2015 showed that the number of candidates that wrote the terminal examination as a prerequisite for admission into tertiary education and scored five credits in five subjects including English Language, Mathematics and three other subjects had pass rates of 38.81, 31.28 and 38.68 percentages, respectively.

However, it recorded a clear break from the past as the 2016 diet recorded a complete leap with 878,040 of the 1,552,758 students who sat for the May/June exams. Candidates representing 52.97 percent obtained credits in five subjects and above, including English language and Mathematics.

Speaking further on the 2017 result he said a total of 1,567,016 candidates registered for the examination out of which 1,550,162 candidates sat for the examination, adding that out of the total number of candidates that sat for the examination 1,471,151 which represent 94.36 percent have their results fully processed and released.

Olanipekun added that 95,734 candidates representing 5.64 percent had a few of their subjects still being processed due to errors traceable to the candidates in the course of registration or writing the examination.

However, he said the results of 214,952 candidates representing 13.79 percent are still being withheld in connection with various reported cases of examination malpractices.

He added that the cases are being investigated and reports of the investigations will be presented to the appropriate committee of the council in due course for consideration, stressing that the committee’s decision will be communicated to the affected candidates through their schools.

He also said with the upgrade of the council’s ICT facilities, particularly, the recently commissioned HP Converged System, a private cloud, the capacity of the Council’s ICT has now been enhanced.

“With the progressive review of our processes and procedures backed with the determination of the entire workforce of the council in Nigeria to serve the Nigerian child better and faster, the early release of the results of the WASSCE for school certificate 2017 has been made possible.

Speaking further on the breakdown of the results, Olanipekun said 1,357,193 candidates representing 87.05 percent obtained credits and above in four subjects, while 1,243,772 candidates representing 79.77 percent obtained credits and above in five subjects and 1,084,214 candidates representing 69.54 percent obtained credits and above in six subjects.



Culled From; http://drinosblog..is/2017/07/wasce-records-best-result-in-10-years.html

jimcoservices:
It is a shame that WAEC doesn't know gurusfamily.net and codedexams.com

no cast boyz oh

Agimor:
Be positive for once. Even though we know you were among those that you're accusing of patronizing miracle centre.

Bros he is saying the truth, are you telling me that this students that flood social media this days still have time to read?
Truth be told, malpractice has taken over..

Efficacy of Malpractice.

Wt do u xpect wen even d invigilators d look fr dia own pocket moni..malpractice is nw sumtin dt even parets support so forget it

jarmy:
[size=14pt]DO NOT CELEBRATE THIS RESULT. YOU SHOULD ACTUALLY FEEL SORRY FOR NIGERIA.
THOSE QUESTIONS WHERE ONLINE BEFORE THE EXAMINATION.
THE COMBINATION OF ANSWER BOOKLET AND QUESTION FAVORED CHEATING.
I WILL NOT REJOICE UNTIL I SEE THE RESULT OF SCHOOLS LIKE FAITH ACADEMY, ETC, WHERE STUDENTS DON'T CHEAT.[/size]

de dia...wia cheatin no de?