If you study past questions, you will have a sense what to expect from
WAEC exams in various topics and this will build your self-confidence for the exam.
Past questions are an important tool for revision, allowing you to check how
your revision is going and know the areas you need improvement.

So why is it important to study up to at least 10 years WAEC past questions?

WAEC candidates who experience a lot of exam tension do so because
they have not studied enough past questions and become comfortable
with the nature of the exam.
It is a general observation that examiners make minor changes
in their way of asking questions over the years.

If you answer up to 10 years WAEC past questions,
you will notice similar questions with little difference.
It is a good practice to compare the questions of the examiners because
it will give you a better idea about what the examiner is looking for in the exam and
the pattern of the questions.

These are some other reasons you need to answer at least up to 10 years WAEC past questions;

• It helps you to understand likely exam time length.

• It helps you to know the typical number of questions.


• It helps you to identify number of choices provided.

• It helps you to work out time required for each question.


• It helps you to identify the style of exam questions (short-answer, multiple choice or essays);

• It helps you to practice exam techniques.

• It helps you to identify key subject areas to focus on in revision.


P.S: It is therefore necessary for you to give some time to go through 10 years past paper while revising for WAEC exams.

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