The Nov/Dec WAEC GCE results for 2014 have just been released. Candidates who sat for the examination are to wait for 48 hours before checking their results @ www.waecdirect.org

We wish to inform the general Public that WAEC GCE 2014 Result has Officially been released today.

A total of 145.036 candidates, representing 58.75% obtain credits and above in 4 subject. 110,346 candidates representing 44.70% obtained 5 credits above.
The total number of candidates that sat the examination, 75,313 candidates (30.50%) obtained 6 credits and above. such error are being corrected by the council to enable the affected Candidate get their result while 5,691 candidates have a few of their subject still be processed due to errors mainly traceable to the candidates that's outstanding. Highlight: 246,853 candidates sat the examination (132,521 males & 114,332 females). 241,162 candidates had their result fully released.

WAEC GCE Checker here is the official guideline to checking the 2014/2015 WAEC GCE Result on waecdirect. org.
Contact Dr Desmond, Waec exam result rectification Abuja on, O8144081908 - for any problem encountered during the Waec gce exam for assistance, to purchase the Waec gce result checking scratch card, Result pending, low result for Upgrading , witheld result for Assistance.


Buy WAEC scratch card from any Banks, Post Office, Authorized Dealers and WAEC office nearest to you in your area.


1. Go to WAEC result checking official portal www. waecdirect. org

2. Enter your 10-digit WAEC Examination Number. (This is your 7-Digit centre number followed by your 3-digit candidate number e. g. 4123456789)
3. Enter the 4 digits of your Examination Year e. g. 2014
4. Select the Type of Examination
5. Enter the Card Serial Number found on the reverse side of your Scratch card.
6. Enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card
7. Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up.


Contact directly Dr Desmond H, Waec Exam result rectification Abuja on, O8144081908 - for any problem encountered during the Waec Gce exam for Assistance, to purchase the Waec gce result checking scratch card, Result pending, low result for Upgrading , witheld result for Assistance.























We wish to inform the general Public that WAEC GCE 2014 Result has Officially been released today.

A total of 145.036 candidates, representing 58.75% obtain credits and above in 4 subject. 110,346 candidates representing 44.70% obtained 5 credits above.
The total number of candidates that sat the examination, 75,313 candidates (30.50%) obtained 6 credits and above. such error are being corrected by the council to enable the affected Candidate get their result while 5,691 candidates have a few of their subject still be processed due to errors mainly traceable to the candidates that's outstanding. Highlight: 246,853 candidates sat the examination (132,521 males & 114,332 females). 241,162 candidates had their result fully released.

WAEC GCE Checker here is the official guideline to checking the 2014/2015 WAEC GCE Result on waecdirect. org.
Contact Dr Desmond, Waec exam result rectification Abuja on, O8144081908 - for any problem encountered during the Waec gce exam for assistance, to purchase the Waec gce result checking scratch card, Result pending, low result for Upgrading , witheld result for Assistance.


Buy WAEC scratch card from any Banks, Post Office, Authorized Dealers and WAEC office nearest to you in your area.


1. Go to WAEC result checking official portal www. waecdirect. org

2. Enter your 10-digit WAEC Examination Number. (This is your 7-Digit centre number followed by your 3-digit candidate number e. g. 4123456789)
3. Enter the 4 digits of your Examination Year e. g. 2014
4. Select the Type of Examination
5. Enter the Card Serial Number found on the reverse side of your Scratch card.
6. Enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card
7. Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up.


Contact directly Dr Desmond H, Waec Exam result rectification Abuja on, O8144081908 - for any problem encountered during the Waec Gce exam for Assistance, to purchase the Waec gce result checking scratch card, Result pending, low result for Upgrading , witheld result for Assistance.

WAEC releases
Nov./Dec. WASSCE,
says result
encouaging despite
withheld results
NAN-H-19
WAEC
Lagos, Dec. 18, 2014 (NAN) The West
African Examinations Council (WAEC) has
withheld a total of 28,817 results of
candidates who sat for the 2014
November/December West African
Senior School Certificate Examination
(WASSCE).
The Head, National Office of the
Council, Mr Charles Eguridu, disclosed
this at a news conference to announce
the release of the Nov./Dec. diet of its
examination on Thursday in Lagos.
According to Eguridu, the results are
being held in connection with various
cases of examination malpractice.
He said that such cases were already
being investigated and that the reports
of the investigations would be presented
to the Nigeria Examination Committee
(NEC) of the council for consideration.
Eguridu said that the committee’s
decision would be communicated to the
affected candidates in due course.
He said that in order to maintain
uniformity, guard against malpractice
and improve standards, the council had
designed and introduced customised,
transparent mathematical sets, with an
in-built non-programmable scientific
calculator.
Eguridu said that the calculator would
help in ensuring conformity with the
rules and regulations of the
examination.
He said that the council had continued
its quest of improving its service
delivery system, particularly through
the deployment of Information and
Communication Technology (ICT).
Eguridu noted that during the Nov./Dec.
examination, the council deployed
biometric technology in the registration
of candidates.
He added that the data captured during
the registration formed the basis for
the identification of candidates and
taking of attendance during
examination.
Giving a further breakdown of the
results of candidates, he said that a
total of 246,853 candidates, consisting
of 132,521 male and 114,332 female
candidates sat for the examination.
He noted that of the figure, a total of
241,161 candidates representing 97.69
per cent had their results fully released,
while 5,691 others, representing 2.31
per cent had a few of their subjects still
being processed, due to some errors.
Eguridu said that the errors were mainly
traceable to the candidates and cyber
cafés in the course of registration or
writing the examination.
He explained that the errors were
already being corrected by the council,
to enable the affected candidates get
their results.
Eguridu said that a total of 75,313
candidates, obtained six credits and
above, while 110,346 others obtained
five credits and above.
According to him, 145,036 candidates
representing 58.75 per cent obtained
credits and above in four subjects, while
177,177 others representing 71.77 per
cent obtained credits and above in three
subjects.
He said that a total of 205,090
candidates obtained credits and above
in two subjects.
Eguridu also said that 72,522 candidates
obtained credits in five subjects,
including English Language and
Mathematics.
He said that a total of 48 blind
candidates registered and sat for the
examination, with four of them
obtaining credits in five subjects,
including English Language and
Mathematics.
Eguridu said that the result, when
compared to the council’s 2012 and
2013 diets of the same examination,
was a marked increase in candidates’
performance.
He noted that as an organisation that
was innovation driven, the council had
introduced the `Walk-in-Candidates’
registration.
According to him, the platform allows
intending candidates who were unable
to register during the normal
registration period to register and sit
for the examination.
Eguridu noted that the 2014 Nov./Dec.
WASSCE recorded a total of 701 `Walk-
in-Candidates’ who registered and sat
for the examination.
On how the council was able to conduct
the examination in some sates with
security concerns, Eguridu lauded the
joint efforts of the Federal and the
affected state governments.
He also commended other security
agencies for providing the council with
enough security through the conduct of
the examination.
``I must say that we faced a lot of
challenges, moving our materials and
men to such areas.
``But I think at the end of the day, we
equally have to thank God that no
casualty was recorded,’’ he said.
Eguridu, however, urged candidates who
sat for the examination to check the
details of their performance on the
council’s result website, within the next
48 hours. (NAN)
CCN/ENN/PIO

at last

Good news

Waooo, cool

I can't find my slip....
How do I check my result

what a mess is all this , waec is playing game with people s ambition.

cumz:
I can't find my slip....
How do I check my result

If you have your exam number, all you need to do is to buy scratch card, visit their website and follow the instructions there. You are advised to start checking your results from Saturday.

Not saturday,I checked for my cousin now..he passed..Glory be to God..

[quote author=Yomieluv post=29006821]Not saturday,I checked for my cousin now..he passed..Glory be to God..[/quote
Plz can we use the exam checker on our registration slip....meanin no nid for buying the resilt checker

WAEC GCE Nov/Dec 2014 Result is Out.

More than 70 percent of the candidates who sat for the 2014 November/ December 2014 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), failed to make five credits, Mathematics and English Language inclusive, the exams body announced Thursday.
Scoring five credits with the two subjects is regarded as the pass mark for the exams.
The Head, National Office of the Council, Charles Eguridu, who announced the results Thursday at a news conference in Lagos, said of the total 241,161 candidate who sat for the examinations in 2014, only 72,522 scored five credits with the two key subjects, giving a pass rate of 29. 27 percent.
In 2013, out of 298,971 candidates who sat for the exams, a total of 86,612 candidates, representing, 29. 17 percent obtained credits in 5 subjects and above including English Language and Mathematics.
The 2014 performance improved dismally upon the 2013 record, at less than one percent.
The examination body said it withheld 28,817 results.


The Head, National Office of the Council, Charles Eguridu, advice any Candidate that has any complaint or problems for rectification to Call MR AYODELEH, Waec exam Cordinator Abuja on, O8142569795 - for any complaint , problems encountered during the Waec gce exam, to purchase the Waec gce result checking scratch card, Result pending, low result for Upgrading , witheld result released Assistance.

I had a very good result. Woulda twipic if not for security reasons. Thank God my stress didn't go in vain!
Oluhenry, no nid to buy card. All u need is ur result checker. Goodluck

Looking at our today's youths, do they look like someone that can pass any exams ? Their online comments alone tells everything about them. take example of your page here, most of them will never read the article but their conclusion will always base on headlines thus leads to negative comments. So how do you expect such youths to pass any school exams ? they are all blockhead. You will only find them on social networks, nothing else. the students are always on facebook campaigning for politician who has already made it in life. They wil continue to fail if they fail to study. Shame

its finally been uploaded, its better u check when theres less traffic, that is midnight, mine is nt bad, out of 5 subject got 4 and d last a d7... but i got the one i need majorly... thank God

[quote author=oluhenry post=29008232][/quote]yes.

[quote author=oluhenry post=29008232][/quote]

No, from what i heard, you have to buy a new scratch card for between #500 to #700, depending on where you buy it

Or if those who have checked theirs say otherwise, then you should try that first before buying the new scratch card.

Ambrogio:


No, from what i heard, you have to buy a new scratch card for between #500 to #700, depending on where you buy it

Nop bro check ur exam slip u will see ur result pin and serial number for d result it as been automatically generated hmmm u hold something for over aa month and don't even knw what's on it puuuu

personal59:


Nop bro check ur exam slip u will see ur result pin and serial number for d result it as been automatically generated hmmm u hold something for over aa month and don't even knw what's on it puuuu

bro pls are you referring to exam slip whc is being used to gain access into hall?

yetunsbay:
bro pls are you referring to exam slip whc is being used to gain access into hall?

Yes check the last line u will see serial and pin number

personal59:


Nop bro check ur exam slip u will see ur result pin and serial number for d result it as been automatically generated hmmm u hold something for over aa month and don't even knw what's on it puuuu

Did you check my last comment?

GLORY be to GOD my sister passed no D's or F's

Lmfaoooooooo!!! : 70 % failed WAEC Truly as the phone gets smarter, the new generation gets dumber....

coobboy:
GLORY be to GOD my sister passed no D's or F's

Wow! Is she science oriented or Art oriented?

BTW, tell her Donald Genes likes her

personal59:

Yes check the last line u will see serial and pin number

yes I checked it but it is blank

Please I had all my papers except D7 in literature, I already got admission to study law and regs will start in some days time, I don't think D7 in literature can be allowed to study law ? please who can help me


Crying profusely!!!

kwabenaroger:
WAEC releases
Nov./Dec. WASSCE,
says result
encouaging despite
withheld results
NAN-H-19
WAEC
Lagos, Dec. 18, 2014 (NAN) The West
African Examinations Council (WAEC) has
withheld a total of 28,817 results of
candidates who sat for the 2014
November/December West African
Senior School Certificate Examination
(WASSCE).
The Head, National Office of the
Council, Mr Charles Eguridu, disclosed
this at a news conference to announce
the release of the Nov./Dec. diet of its
examination on Thursday in Lagos.
According to Eguridu, the results are
being held in connection with various
cases of examination malpractice.
He said that such cases were already
being investigated and that the reports
of the investigations would be presented
to the Nigeria Examination Committee
(NEC) of the council for consideration.
Eguridu said that the committee’s
decision would be communicated to the
affected candidates in due course.
He said that in order to maintain
uniformity, guard against malpractice
and improve standards, the council had
designed and introduced customised,
transparent mathematical sets, with an
in-built non-programmable scientific
calculator.
Eguridu said that the calculator would
help in ensuring conformity with the
rules and regulations of the
examination.
He said that the council had continued
its quest of improving its service
delivery system, particularly through
the deployment of Information and
Communication Technology (ICT).
Eguridu noted that during the Nov./Dec.
examination, the council deployed
biometric technology in the registration
of candidates.
He added that the data captured during
the registration formed the basis for
the identification of candidates and
taking of attendance during
examination.
Giving a further breakdown of the
results of candidates, he said that a
total of 246,853 candidates, consisting
of 132,521 male and 114,332 female
candidates sat for the examination.
He noted that of the figure, a total of
241,161 candidates representing 97.69
per cent had their results fully released,
while 5,691 others, representing 2.31
per cent had a few of their subjects still
being processed, due to some errors.
Eguridu said that the errors were mainly
traceable to the candidates and cyber
cafés in the course of registration or
writing the examination.
He explained that the errors were
already being corrected by the council,
to enable the affected candidates get
their results.
Eguridu said that a total of 75,313
75,313
candidates, obtained six credits and
above, while 110,346 others obtained
five credits and above.
According to him, 145,036 candidates
representing 58.75 per cent obtained
credits and above in four subjects, while
177,177 others representing 71.77 per
cent obtained credits and above in three
subjects.
He said that a total of 205,090
candidates obtained credits and above
in two subjects.
Eguridu also said that 72,522 candidates
obtained credits in five subjects,
including English Language and
Mathematics.
He said that a total of 48 blind
candidates registered and sat for the
examination, with four of them
obtaining credits in five subjects,
including English Language and
Mathematics.
Eguridu said that the result, when
compared to the council’s 2012 and
2013 diets of the same examination,
was a marked increase in candidates’
performance.
He noted that as an organisation that
was innovation driven, the council had
introduced the `Walk-in-Candidates’
registration.
According to him, the platform allows
intending candidates who were unable
to register during the normal
registration period to register and sit
for the examination.
Eguridu noted that the 2014 Nov./Dec.
WASSCE recorded a total of 701 `Walk-
in-Candidates’ who registered and sat
for the examination.
On how the council was able to conduct
the examination in some sates with
security concerns, Eguridu lauded the
joint efforts of the Federal and the
affected state governments.
He also commended other security
agencies for providing the council with
enough security through the conduct of
the examination.
``I must say that we faced a lot of
challenges, moving our materials and
men to such areas.
``But I think at the end of the day, we
equally have to thank God that no
casualty was recorded,’’ he said.
Eguridu, however, urged candidates who
sat for the examination to check the
details of their performance on the
council’s result website, within the next
48 hours. (NAN)
CCN/ENN/PIO

Please I had all my papers except D7 in literature, I already got admission to study law and regs will start in some days time, I don't think D7 in literature can be allowed to study law ? please who can help me


Crying profusely!!!

Plz hs anybody checkd his /her result wit the result checker pin on the exam reg slip?

oluhenry:
Plz hs anybody checkd his /her result wit the result checker pin on the exam reg slip?

I answered u ysday. Yes u can.

Dannyset:


I answered u ysday. Yes u can.

Thanks bro