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Dear Parents,
This is to inform you that 2022 UTME(JAMB) commenced today, interested candidates are advised to come early in order to get nearby centres. We have made arrangements with CBT centre to make d registration stress free. Meanwhile, registration for 2022 NECO is in progress. Also, Lectures for UTME, WASSCE ,NECO & GCE (3-6pm) Monday - Friday.
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2022 WAEC REGISTRATION IS STILL ON. HURRY NOW BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.

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[BREAKING] 2020 admission: JAMB announces cut-off marks for versities. The 20th Policy Meeting on Admissions to Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria has approved 160 and above as the national minimum benchmark for admission for the year 2020 into public universities .
The meeting held virtually , on Tuesday , also approved 140 as minimum Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination score for admission into private universities .
READ ALSO : FG lists conditions for reopening schools , varsities
For public polytechnic , 120 UTME score was approved , while 100 was approved for Colleges of Education , innovative enterprises and institutes .
During the meeting, JAMB Registrar, Ishaq Oloyede , urged tertiary institution heads not to increase admission screening charges above N 2000 .

MAKE ALL UR PAPERS AT ONCE FROM D ONGOING NECO JUNE/JULY REGISTRATION AT D'HONOURABLE CONSULT.

THIS IS JUST TO NOTIFY EVERYONE THAT NECO REGISTRATION IS ON. CALL FOR REGISTRATION

This is to inform all the candidates who made mistakes while filling their forms during the 2018 UTME Registration that they can now make corrections for the following categories:
1. Names Correction (Correction can only be done once)
2. Passport Photograph Correction (Correction can only be done once)
3. Gender Correction (Correction can only be done once)
4. UTME Subjects Correction (Correction can only be done once)
5. State/LGA Correction (Correction can only be done once)
6. Profile Correction (Correction can only be done once)
7. Choice of Institution/Course Correction (Correction can only be done twice with separate payments)
NB: Changes for Course/Institution, Names, Date of Birth, Gender, State/LGA of Origin, etc.

2018/2019 Waec Registeration & Lectures Is In Progress At Our Various Offices. Register With Us Today And Have A Good Testimony.

WAEC GCE(jan/feb) Is Out. Register With Us.

WAEC LAUNCHED ELECTRONICALLY PRINTING OF CERTIFICATE FOR PRIVATE CANDIDATE (GCE)

The West African Examination Council has
disclosed that Printing of Certificates for the
WASSCE For Private Candidates will now be
done electronically.
The information was published on the board
registration portal and it read thus:
Candidates are to note that, with effect
from WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2017,
request for the printing of certificates will be
done electronically via www.waecng.org.
This is actually a welcome development, and will
help to fasten the slow process of WAEC
Certificate Request.

WAEC approves new examination for private candidates

ON APRIL 13, 20177:25 PMIN EDUCATIONCOMMENTS

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) on Thursday said it had approved the commencement of an additional diet in its examination for the private candidates every year.

The council’s Registrar, Dr Iyi Uwadiae announced the approval at a news conference in Lagos.

Uwadiae said the move was in connection with the growing concerns among stakeholders over what they perceived as discrimination or denial of equal opportunity to private candidates.

“WAEC conducts its West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) twice every year, in May/June for school candidates and in November/December for private candidates.

“The council also conducts various national examinations in the member countries except Nigeria.

“Now, the school candidates who wish to retake the examination usually have the opportunity of doing so with the private candidates’ examination.

“With this development, there has been a wave of agitation, criticisms and appeal across the sub-region for the council to ameliorate the agony of long waiting experience by private candidates who desire another attempt at WASSCE,’’ he said.

Uwadiae added that the situation was often cited as being responsible for the level of desperation sometimes exhibited by the perpetrators of malpractice at the private candidates’ examination centres.

“The council, after painstakingly considering all ramifications of the matter, has finally given approval for the national offices to begin the conduct of one additional diet each year of WASSCE for private candidates.’’

He noted that the modalities for the take off of the examination were already being worked out and the examination could begin in February/March of 2018.

“I must be quick to point out that though the council has given the nod, the conduct of the additional diet may not take off in all the member countries immediately or at the same time.

“But let me also assure stakeholders in Nigeria that the Nigeria national office has indicated its willingness and readiness to blaze the trail by making the examination available to Nigerians in 2018.

“Details of the scheduled dates, available subjects, location of centres and their information would be provided by the Head of Nigeria national nffice at the appropriate time,’’ Uwadiae said.

The registrar recalled that the maiden WASSCE was conducted in the Gambia in 1998 and was later introduced in Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Ghana and Liberia in 1999, 2000, 2006 and 2013 respectively.

“Now, I am glad to inform you all that the government of Liberia has now taken the bold decision to finally phase out the country’s national examination (LSHSCE) and adopt WASSCE,’’ he said.

The registrar lauded the Nigerian media, especially the education writers for their vibrancy and critical role in national development.