GOING by the results of the November/December 2010 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) released yesterday by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), only 20.04 per cent of candidates who sat that examination are eligible for admission into any higher institution in the country.
The 20.04% represents candidates who obtained credit in English Language, Mathematics and at least three other subjects.
In the past three years, candidates have been posting similar below-average performances in the examination. Only 23.54 per cent of candidates who sat the same examination in 2008 obtained five credits and above including English Language and Mathematics, while in 2009, it was 21.96 per cent.

The results of about 51,876 (representing 16.73 per cent) are currently being withheld for various reasons, including alleged involvement in examination malpractices.
Announcing the release of the results yesterday at the Yaba, Lagos head office of the council, the Head of the Nigeria National Office (HNO), Dr. Iyi Uwadiae, said that of the 324,998 candidates who registered for the examination, 310,077 actually participated in the examination, which was released two weeks before schedule.
Of this figure, 309,431 (representing 95.21 per cent) had their results fully processed, while 15,567 candidates (representing 4.79 per cent) had a few of their subjects still being processed, for various errors and omissions traceable to them.

GOING by the results of the November/December 2010 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) released yesterday by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), only 20.04 per cent of candidates who sat that examination are eligible for admission into any higher institution in the country.
The 20.04% represents candidates who obtained credit in English Language, Mathematics and at least three other subjects.
In the past three years, candidates have been posting similar below-average performances in the examination. Only 23.54 per cent of candidates who sat the same examination in 2008 obtained five credits and above including English Language and Mathematics, while in 2009, it was 21.96 per cent.

The results of about 51,876 (representing 16.73 per cent) are currently being withheld for various reasons, including alleged involvement in examination malpractices.
Announcing the release of the results yesterday at the Yaba, Lagos head office of the council, the Head of the Nigeria National Office (HNO), Dr. Iyi Uwadiae, said that of the 324,998 candidates who registered for the examination, 310,077 actually participated in the examination, which was released two weeks before schedule.
Of this figure, 309,431 (representing 95.21 per cent) had their results fully processed, while 15,567 candidates (representing 4.79 per cent) had a few of their subjects still being processed, for various errors and omissions traceable to them

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Similar to the time frame it took the West african examination council to release the results of last year nov-dec gce, this current one that was just done may be released by later January or February IS A HISTORY B/C THE RESULT HAS JUST BEEN RELEASED. The Nov/dec gce for 2010 was released in THE MORNING TODAY 23RD DEC, 2010. A lot of students have been willing to know when this current one will be released BUT ITS OUT NOW. Although IT is yet noT ON WWW.WAECONLINE.ORG ONLINE official information from waec yet, it is expected that it will be released/UPLOADED ONLINE TOMORROW.

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Re: Waec Releases Nov-dec Gce Results With 20.04 Per Cent Pass Rate. Is there hope for the poor boy on the street of Lagos concerning his held result? Now I know that it's a fundamental truth. Whenever a sinner is punished, the righteous also takes part. Why me!

Re: Waec Releases Nov-dec Gce Results With 20.04 Per Cent Pass Rate. Is there hope for the poor boy on the street of Lagos concerning his held result? Now I know that it's a fundamental truth. Whenever a sinner is punished, the righteous also takes part. Why me!

No be only you oo my brother may we just dey pray make God have mercy on us