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*2025 WASSCE EXAMINATION TIMETABLE UPDATE*

Dear Candidates,
We are pleased to inform you that our examination committee is currently working on the timetable for the forthcoming examinations.

The timetable will be published on our website and communicated to all registered candidates and stakeholders once finalized.

However, the timetable for our neighboring countries (The Gambia, Liberia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone) is out and has been published on each country's WAEC website.

We appreciate your patience and
understanding as we work to ensure a smooth examination process.
We will provide timely updates and notifications to keep you informed.

Thank you for your cooperation.

*The WAEC grading system has remained largely consistent over the years, with A1 to C6 being considered passes, while D7, E8, and F9 are not acceptable for tertiary admission. However, minor adjustments or clarifications may occur depending on specific education policies in different countries.*

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Based on the latest available information, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has maintained its established grading system for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). There have been no official announcements indicating changes to this grading system for the 2025 examinations.

Current WAEC Grading System:
• A1: Excellent (75% – 100%)
• B2: Very Good (70% – 74%)
• B3: Good (65% – 69%)
• C4: Credit (60% – 64%)
• C5: Credit (55% – 59%)
• C6: Credit (50% – 54%)
• D7: Pass (45% – 49%)
• E8: Pass (40% – 44%)
• F9: Fail (0% – 39%)

It’s important to note that while grades D7 and E8 are considered passes, they are typically not acceptable for tertiary admission,.

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*The WAEC grading system has remained largely consistent over the years, with A1 to C6 being considered passes, while D7, E8, and F9 are not acceptable for tertiary admission. However, minor adjustments or clarifications may occur depending on specific education policies in different countries.*

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Based on the latest available information, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has maintained its established grading system for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). There have been no official announcements indicating changes to this grading system for the 2025 examinations.

Current WAEC Grading System:
• A1: Excellent (75% – 100%)
• B2: Very Good (70% – 74%)
• B3: Good (65% – 69%)
• C4: Credit (60% – 64%)
• C5: Credit (55% – 59%)
• C6: Credit (50% – 54%)
• D7: Pass (45% – 49%)
• E8: Pass (40% – 44%)
• F9: Fail (0% – 39%)

It’s important to note that while grades D7 and E8 are considered passes, they are typically not acceptable for tertiary admission,.

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*2025 UTME MOCK EXAMINATION UPDATE📢📢👂👂📚🖊️*

*The JAMB 2025 mock exam slip reprint will begin on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.*

*Candidates who registered for the mock examination, scheduled for Saturday, April 5, 2025, must reprint their slips to confirm their examination date, time, and center.*

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BREAKING NEWS 🔊

WAEC has released the 2023 WASSCE (School Candidates) original certificates, which have been distributed to the respective schools. Certificates from previous years are also available for collection at the school premises.

The 2024 school certificates will be available in September 2025.

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*Important Reminder: 2025 JAMB E-PIN Purchase Deadline is Today!*

Jamb ePIN sales will close on today been March 5th, so make sure to purchase yours before it close.

*2025 JAMB UTME mock exam - All the things candidates should know*

The UTME mock is a pre-examination test organized by JAMB every year for candidates who will be taking the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Candidates were asked to indicate their interest in taking part in the mock exam during the first wave of UTME registration. This 2025 mock UTME will be held on 5th April , 2025.

For the records, the mock exam is not compulsory. The score is not added to the main exam and it is not a requirement to participate in the main exam

The main purpose of the mock examination is to enable candidates to assess their level of preparation and acquaint themselves with the computer-based test environment. The mock examination was introduced in 2017 to allow all candidates to have a hands-on experience with the system, especially those not conversant with the use of computers.

The mock exam is also an avenue for JAMB to test all systems in all centres to ensure they work efficiently for the main exam. It also prepares the CBT centres and gives them an insight into how they should handle candidates in the main exam.

The printing of the 2025 UTME mock exam slip has not yet commenced. The mock exam slip will indicate the venue and time of the exam for eligible candidates. We will let you know, and send you a notification once the printing of exam slips commences.

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NABTEB Releases Nov/Dec 2024 Exam Results

The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has released the results of the November/December 2024 NTC/NBC/ANTC and ANBC examinations. This announcement was made today, February 24, 2025, by the Acting Registrar, Dr. Nnasia Asanga, at the NABTEB Headquarters in Benin City, Edo State.

Candidates who sat for the examination can now check their results online. ✅

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