Nov / Dec 2015 WASSCE Results Released

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The West African Examination Council (WAEC) released the West Africa Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE) result for May / June 2015. Recently, it has also released the WASSCE result for those who wrote the examination during November / December (Nov /Dec) 2015, as the exam is written 2 times a year.

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Performance in Nigeria

On the 17th of December, Mr. Olutise Isaac Adenipekun, head of the WEAC Nigeria Nation office of released a few statistics about the examination.

According to him:

  • A total of 237,154 candidates sat for the examination, which constitutes 124,512 male and 112,642 female candidates.
  • The results of 1,612 candidates (0.68%) are still being processed because of some errors.
  • 79,490 candidates, representing 33.51% obtained 6 credits and above.
  • 113,573 candidates, representing 47.88% obtained 5 credits.
  • 175,718 candidates, representing 74.09% obtained credits and above in 3 subjects.
  • Results of 28,768 candidates, representing 12.13%, are being withheld for further investigation in connection with examination malpractice.

Mr Olutise however declined to announce the statistics of those that passed English and Mathematics. He argued that the Nov / Dec WASSCE is for private candidates who need few subjects credited to make up their results.

Performance in Ghana

Rev. Sam Nii Nmai Ollennu, head of WAEC Ghana released some statistics about the examination in Ghana. According to him: results from 810 schools are withheld due to widespread examination malpractices.

Performance in Liberia

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Performance in Gambia

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Performance in Sierra Leone

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Giovanni O.C Olakunori

Giovanni Chinecherem Olakunle Olakunori(commonly known as Giovanni Olakunori) is an aspiring data scientist at heart, business developer and educator with a deep interest in ancient philosophy, healthy living, and developing economies. He’s the founder of LarnEdu, a community that inspires and supports lifelong learning especially in underdeveloped nations. He currently lives in the UK after living in 4 other countries across Europe and Africa. You can read more about him or follow him on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter to see his public posts about how much he loves hot Kenkey and Jolof rice.

2 Responses

  1. Artina Carter Kamara says:

    Does it mean that if students enter for eight subjects in Private WASCE even if those students do well they will not be allowed to pass?

    • Giovanni says:

      No Artina. They can’t give the statistics of those that pass the Nov/Dec because not all students get to write 8/9 subjects.

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