The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) is West Africa's foremost examining board established by law to determine the examinations required in the public interest in the English-speaking West African countries, to conduct the examinations and to award certificates comparable to those of equivalent examining authorities internationally.
Federal Government clarifies new Senior Secondary Curriculum: No restrictions on subject selection - science students can choose arts subjects and vice versa. ICT renamed Digital Technology. Trade subjects optional for schools.
WAEC has postponed mandatory CBT exams to 2027, making 2026 an optional year. Students can choose between computer-based or paper format. Here's what you need to know and how to prepare.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the official timetable for the 2025 GCE Second Series examinations, marking a historic shift as WAEC introduces Computer-Based Testing (CBT) f…
Understanding WAEC's grading system is essential for Nigerian students because these grades determine university admission eligibility, course options, and sometimes scholarship opportunities.
Research consistently shows that parental involvement significantly impacts student academic performance. However, many parents want to help but don't know how, especially when subject content exceeds their own knowledge.
The WAEC subjects you choose in JSS3 significantly impact which university courses you can study years later. Many students discover too late that their subject combination disqualifies them from desired courses.
WAEC clarifies subject combination restrictions. Important guidance for students registering for examinations.
WAEC extends GCE 2nd Series 2025 registration to November 2. Standard fee is ₦27,000. Complete guide on how to register.
WAEC extends 2025 GCE Second Series registration deadline to September 21, 2025. PIN generation deadline is September 19.
WAEC resolves technical glitch affecting 2025 SSCE results. All candidates can now access complete results. Pass rate improves to 62.9% after corrections.
WAEC fixes 2025 SSCE results glitch. All candidates should recheck results on waecdirect.org. Pass rate now 62.9% with credits in 5+ subjects including English and Math.
WAEC acknowledges technical errors in 2025 WASSCE results affecting Mathematics, English, Biology, and Economics. Council commits to 24-hour resolution; candidates advised to recheck results.
