It is never too early to start preparing. Preparing now gives you a head start for all the subjects you have to read. Why not pick a subject per day, read all the topics relating to that subject and take a test on totalprep.ng to see how well you’re improving. With TotalPrep, you can take the tests as many times as you’d like, review your answers with explanations. Visit www.totalprep.ng , find the test for your subject and start your journey to acing the WAEC in NOV/DEC.
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adeola9306:
It is never too early to start preparing. Preparing now gives you a head start for all the subjects you have to read. Why not pick a subject per day, read all the topics relating to that subject and take a test on totalprep.ng to see how well you’re improving. With TotalPrep, you can take the tests as many times as you’d like, review your answers with explanations. Visit www.totalprep.ng , find the test for your subject and start your journey to acing the WAEC in NOV/DEC.
Thank me Later.
http://www.totalprep.ng/practice-test/waec-mathematics

Are you talking of the Nov/Dec WAEC of next year 2017, or the one of 2months time?

thesicilian:

Are you talking of the Nov/Dec WAEC of next year 2017, or the one of 2months time?

The one 2 months away. Students tend to start preparing late for these exams, and TotalPrep helps them analyze their progress by knowing their strengths and weaknesses in particular areas of the subjects.

adeola9306:

The one 2 months away. Students tend to start preparing late for these exams, and TotalPrep helps them analyze their progress by knowing their strengths and weaknesses in particular areas of the subjects.

Nice initiative. Judging from the kind of results we have been seeing lately though (I frequently mark many of these WAEC exams), I think you should encourage your clients to start their preparations much earlier - at least 6months. There is no "head start" in when they begin preparing for an exam like WAEC in just 2 months.

thesicilian:

Nice initiative. Judging from the kind of results we have been seeing lately though (I frequently mark many of these WAEC exams), I think you should encourage your clients to start their preparations much earlier - at least 6months. There is no "head start" in when they begin preparing for an exam like WAEC in just 2 months.

Very well said. Are you a teacher? I think you should checkout TotalPrep(www.totalprep.ng) for your students.

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