The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has informed students that 2023 WAEC results are available.
The West African Examinations Council is a group that chooses what tests the English-speaking countries of West Africa need for the good of everyone. It is also in charge of giving exams and certificates that are the same as those given by other testing groups around the world.
The 2023 WAEC exams started on May 8 and ended on June 23. The results were released to the public on Monday, August 7, 2023. You can check if your WAEC scores are right in three ways. The candidates will, however, need the result checker pin and serial number from the ID card they used during the test.
Here are detailed instructions for all three ways to check your WAEC scores: This simple guide tells you how to check your result on the WAEC website, by text message, and with your unique number:
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How to check WAEC results via the official website
Access the WAEC website.
Enter your 10-digit exam number. This includes your WAEC center number and candidate number. Example: 4123456789
Input the four digits of your Examination year.
Select the Type of examination.
Input the e-PIN Voucher number.
Input the Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your e-PIN.
Click Submit and wait for the results to come up shortly.
How to Check WAEC Results with SMS
Candidates must purchase a WAECDirect scratch card from the official website if they want to check their WAEC results via SMS. SMS results are only available to MTN, GLO, and Airtel subscribers.
Make sure you have nothing less than 30 call credits on your mobile device.
Send WAEC*ExamNo*PIN*ExamYear to 32327.
In some minutes, the result will pop up on your mobile device as an SMS message, which will cost 30.
How to Check a Serial Number
Make sure you are connected to stable internet data or wifi.
Visit www.waecdirect.org
Input your 10-digit Examination number.
Input the Serial number.
Input the Examination year.
Click on Check My WAEC Result.
If you don’t understand the directions, you should ask the right people, like the school or WAEC, for more information or clarification.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) postponed the results of 262,803 test takers for the 2023 West African Senior School Certificate Exam (WASSCE) due to evidence of cheating.
At a news conference announcing the results, WAEC’s HNO head Patrick Areghan remarked: At the press briefing, Areghan said 16.29% of test takers 22.83% of registered candidates had their results delayed in 2022.
Mr. Areghan stated that the board would continue to punish test cheaters. He said this awful event affected the school system. He also informed state governments that they won’t view their candidates’ results until they pay the council’s registration fees.
