Yomieluv:
when a graduate of biology is asked by the school to teach,and solve in English- literature .

what do you expect?

mass dubbing,mass failure..

waec isn't to be blamed.

danxzy:
So it also happen in other schools I thought it was only my school that witnessed it.

During my turn they failed us in English and Maths f9. The whole school no one is exclusive am proud with Neco

crazygod:
From what I heard from a Waec official, the exam body don't really do fair marking. They intentionally mark certain states higher than some other states. For instance, Lagos state has the highest marking criteria and that simply means when a student in Lagos gets a C, another student in a state like kano or borno with the same raw score will be graded with an A.
This is simply the reason why you will see schools in some states getting all As and they can't defend it in post UME.
Post UME to me is a true test for a potential undergraduate academic ability.

echelons:
In 2006, most centers in Anambra State got low scores in Chemistry. 80% of the guys in my school scored below C6 in WAEC and this failure cut across all the schools.
It was painful. My perfect result was blotted by this.
Thank God for NECO. It's been success since then.
How could I have been admitted into university that same year if not for NECO.
WAEC should sit up. Blanket failure of students is a crime.

jamesibor:


Crap. The person who told you that is not a WAEC official......may be a gateman there.

blazingkid21:
if it's true that you are an examiner please explain the meaning of this in details for me

psucc:
I would differ with the writer if the letter. As an examiner with WAEC, I have had a centre where the students score between range less than 5.

The major cause may not be far fetched except we will not tell ourselves the truth. This is as a result of examination malpractice. Once the source material is wrong, what do you think of others copying from that wrong source?

Let's not play the ostrich. It is not WAEC's fault.

Adeshizzy:

This message is popping up for my younger sister as well. I'm confused here

SirBrightoc:

He is right. This may be for any of the following reasons:
1) The candidate number entered while checking the result is wrong.
2) The candidate was not actually registered, but the school managed to fake everything to deceive the candidate and they succeeded. I have seen this severally. Don't doubt it. They can sort supervisors, print fake I'd cards and manipulate other factors.

crazygod:
From what I heard from a Waec official, the exam body don't really do fair marking. They intentionally mark certain states higher than some other states. For instance, Lagos state has the highest marking criteria and that simply means when a student in Lagos gets a C, another student in a state like kano or borno with the same raw score will be graded with an A.
This is simply the reason why you will see schools in some states getting all As and they can't defend it in post UME.
Post UME to me is a true test for a potential undergraduate academic ability.

psucc:
I would differ with the writer if the letter. As an examiner with WAEC, I have had a centre where the students score between range less than 5.

The major cause may not be far fetched except we will not tell ourselves the truth. This is as a result of examination malpractice. Once the source material is wrong, what do you think of others copying from that wrong source?

Let's not play the ostrich. It is not WAEC's fault.

Mendelistickmend:
Mtcheew....am still trying to reach the idiot that marked the literatute of my school....can you imagine all of us were give E8....maybe he/she will mark one and use that one and gives scores to others...if i fail literature in Neco...none of the person's child will ever make Waec is his/her life....Waec(Wayo and edutainment centre)

SirBrightoc:

He is right. This may be for any of the following reasons:
1) The candidate number entered while checking the result is wrong.
2) The candidate was not actually registered, but the school managed to fake everything to deceive the candidate and they succeeded. I have seen this severally. Don't doubt it. They can sort supervisors, print fake I'd cards and manipulate other factors.

psucc:
I would differ with the writer if the letter. As an examiner with WAEC, I have had a centre where the students score between range less than 5.

The major cause may not be far fetched except we will not tell ourselves the truth. This is as a result of examination malpractice. Once the source material is wrong, what do you think of others copying from that wrong source?

Let's not play the ostrich. It is not WAEC's fault.

olamilekan360:
OPEN LETTER TO #WAEC

DEAR WAEC
It saddens my heart to write on this note. The issue on ground is making me want to ask myself if examination is the true test of students ability... Of course not, how can the whole of a Centre fail one subject... All students in a particular Centre failed just one subject without explanation from the examination board.

This surely leaves me with the conclusion that WAEC is an under utilized examination board and as such not capable of conducting exam in the country,. Little wonder why waec result is unacceptable outside West Africa. Few years from now.. I'm so sure that students will get an eye opener and they will loose confidence in WAEC then opt for #NECO. Why will you jeopardize students future with your negligence and incompetence? Waec has been politicized and as such we no longer rest our confidence in WAEC.
WAEC... Waste And Exploits Commoners (WAEC)

elmisti:



shut up and perform well in ur exams. no one is marking any1 low........i for one marked civic ed. nd u shkd see the trash students write.....not forgetting instances where d whole centre write d same thing....

skate:


i beg to differ. Public schools in Ondo state cant access their result. So that means the state government hasn't paid for the waec registration and not whatever you are saying

crazygod:

No wonder students keep failing if Waec can employ someone with an unruly character like yourself to be a marker. Dude, being a marker doesn't mean you work in Waec.

LeoFish92:


I have a cousin who despite her brilliance, was given an E8 in mathematics and D7 in physics, she is adamant that those results were not hers and her dramatic mum wants to go to waec office with her and create a scene, and demand for their rightful result, what advice do I give them, they just called me some hours ago

CC : pipbasketing
CDz

crazygod:
From what I heard from a Waec official, the exam body don't really do fair marking. They intentionally mark certain states higher than some other states. For instance, Lagos state has the highest marking criteria and that simply means when a student in Lagos gets a C, another student in a state like kano or borno with the same raw score will be graded with an A.
This is simply the reason why you will see schools in some states getting all As and they can't defend it in post UME.
Post UME to me is a true test for a potential undergraduate academic ability.

crazygod:
From what I heard from a Waec official, the exam body don't really do fair marking. They intentionally mark certain states higher than some other states. For instance, Lagos state has the highest marking criteria and that simply means when a student in Lagos gets a C, another student in a state like kano or borno with the same raw score will be graded with an A.
This is simply the reason why you will see schools in some states getting all As and they can't defend it in post UME.
Post UME to me is a true test for a potential undergraduate academic ability.

LeoFish92:


I have a cousin who despite her brilliance, was given an E8 in mathematics and D7 in physics, she is adamant that those results were not hers and her dramatic mum wants to go to waec office with her and create a scene, and demand for their rightful result, what advice do I give them, they just called me some hours ago

CC : pipbasketing
CDz

Koleman:
After mass copying you want make dem still pass una?