The West African Examination Council (WAEC), has released the long awaited November/December 2015 General Certificate Examination (GCE) result.

Announcing the release of the results at a news conference in Lagos, the Head, National Office of the Council, Mr. Isaac Adenipekun, said of the total 237,154 candidates who sat for the examinations, 235,542 candidates, representing 99.32% have their results fully processed and released.

He said 1,612 candidates, representing 0.68%, have a few of their subjects still being processed due to some errors, traceable mainly to the candidates in the course of registration or writing the examination. Such errors are being corrected by the Council to enable the affected candidates have their results.

On the performance of candidates, Mr. Adenipekun said that 79,490 candidates, representing 33.51% obtained 6 credits and above; 113,573 candidates, representing 47.88% obtained 5 credits.

In addition, 146,253 candidates, representing 61.67% obtained credits and above in 4 subjects, while 175,718 candidates, representing 74.09% obtained credits and above in 3 subjects. A total of 200,304 candidates (84.46%) obtained credits and above in 2 subjects.

The new WAEC HNO, who is announcing his first result, commended all the supervisors, invigilators, custodians, security agencies and other ad-hoc personnel for their commitment and dedication to duty during the conduct of the examination.

He added that the results have been uploaded online and can be accessed on the WAEC result checking website 24hrs from the time of this publication.

Source: http://campusportalng.com/waec/waec-nov-dec-gce-result/9505/

Hmmm.. Improvement. For details on how to check your result, see @ http://campusportalng.com/waec-result-checker/

I think the students are really trying, I give kudos to dose who did the exam themselves

all the best to those that wrote the exam

See failure...!
Read book em say NO...
Na telemundo carry dem come life...!
Congrats to those that clinched it though...!

For those that sat down, burnt the midnight oil and also single handedly wrote the exam, I say congratulations....

For those that did the opposite of the above, you relied on facebook groups and paid websites to pass your exam, don't allow me to see you or your parents or family member coming to any church to give testimony of your success. Oooo because the thunder wey go fire you still they gather cloud...

IAMLOOSEWEIGHT

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I think the result is better compared to previous years

Thats quite low.

see them below

HOW E COME TAKE CONCERN HOW ME WAN WIN 3MILLION FOR NAIJABET !!? END TIME WAEC

Afrhai,* africans.. What could be our problem to the way we approach western Edu2tion?

them try.

So low!

is that so?

Nigerian sef

NEWSPAPER HEADLINE: Waec releases result: 48% passed

Nigerians will say massive improvement....

NEWSPAPER HEADLINE: Waec releases result: 52% failed

Nigerians will say the education sector is destroyed.


SMH

With the massive cheating and assistance by invigilators?

Only 48 percent passed?

Our education is in deep shiit..

What is waec

ok

Waec no dey too favour student again like before.Na only miracle centres dey pass waec pass sef

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ajebuter:
With the massive cheating and assistance by invigilators?

Only 48 percent passed?

Our education is in deep shiit..

Thank you, but I think the possibility of massive cheating and assistance by invigilators, is one of the major cause of the low performance of the majority of students - the false hope that they will pass without serious preparation for the exam.

Na wa 4 WAEC ooo!!!

Statistic don't lie. The country's future isn't looking great, which even holds true when you consider the education/exam system isn't world leading.

Parkac:
The West African Examination Council (WAEC), has released the long awaited November/December 2015 General Certificate Examination (GCE) result.

Announcing the release of the results at a news conference in Lagos, the Head, National Office of the Council, Mr. Isaac Adenipekun, said of the total 237,154 candidates who sat for the examinations, 235,542 candidates, representing 99.32% have their results fully processed and released.

He said 1,612 candidates, representing 0.68%, have a few of their subjects still being processed due to some errors, traceable mainly to the candidates in the course of registration or writing the examination. Such errors are being corrected by the Council to enable the affected candidates have their results.

On the performance of candidates, Mr. Adenipekun said that 79,490 candidates, representing 33.51% obtained 6 credits and above; 113,573 candidates, representing 47.88% obtained 5 credits.

In addition, 146,253 candidates, representing 61.67% obtained credits and above in 4 subjects, while 175,718 candidates, representing 74.09% obtained credits and above in 3 subjects. A total of 200,304 candidates (84.46%) obtained credits and above in 2 subjects.

The new WAEC HNO, who is announcing his first result, commended all the supervisors, invigilators, custodians, security agencies and other ad-hoc personnel for their commitment and dedication to duty during the conduct of the examination.

He added that the results have been uploaded online and can be accessed on the WAEC result checking website 24hrs from the time of this publication.

Source: http://campusportalng.com/waec/waec-nov-dec-gce-result/9505/

Endtime Results

The failure rate will continue to go up as long as this two variables remain constant.
1.the cost of andriod and other smartfones keep going down coupled with cheap internet subs
2.the more lilkesh, patoranking, small doctor, wizkid oladmide and d rest keep releasing singles, making record sales and buying expensive items.

The future leaders of tomorow are heavily distracted