hello nairalanders my waec result is being held, i dont understand what is going on and what can i do to get my result because i will use it for my admission processes this year

What should we do?

Take a chill pill
Waec Chairman has said it that some results are being held on d grounds of exam malpractice,
Meanwhile affected students will be contacted through their respective schools,
Let's hope they speed up the process..

Nwachi442:
hello nairalanders my waec result is being held, i dont understand what is going on and what can i do to get my result because i will use it for my admission processes this year

U sure say u no do malpractice...no offense!

[quote author=Otulord post=58613193] U sure say u no do malpractice...no offense![/quote l didnt am innocent

You will hardly find a school that does not engage in malpractice. Even the high profiled ones.. WAEC is naturally sick and need to restructure the system by which it conduct Exams

[quote author=Nwachi442 post=58613352][/quote]
Den u av ntin to fear

mine

Nwachi442:
hello nairalanders my waec result is being held, i dont understand what is going on and what can i do to get my result because i will use it for my admission processes this year

The West African Examination Council, WAEC, has explained why some candidates could not access their results.

The examination council, via a post on its twitter handle, @waecnigeria, explained that candidates whose results are ‘held’ should wait until November when the Nation Executive Council will meet to decide whether the results would be released or not.

It further explained that those in that category violated the rules and regulations guiding the examination process.

For candidates with “outstanding” results, the exam body said it only means the results are pending because of errors made by candidates.

It said the results will be released after being corrected.

WAEC on Monday released the May/June WASSCE results for this year.

About 13.79% of the candidates that wrote the exams had their results withheld, while a 59.22% pass in English Language and Mathematics was recorded.

WAEC wrote on Wednesday morning, “’Held’ means candidates violated the rules & regulations guiding the conduct of our examination. NEC will meet to decide on that in November.

“’Outstanding’ means pending. Errors made by candidates during registration & or examination are being corrected & results will be released.”