Waec Exams: 70 Percent Fail.
Over 70 percent of students who sat for the 2014
November/ December 2014 West African Senior School Certificate
Examination (WASSCE) failed to pass the exam once more.
The failed to make five credits, Mathematics and English Language inclusive, according to the exams body.
The failed to make five credits, Mathematics and English Language inclusive, according to the exams body.
To pass the exam, one has to have five credits with the two subjects.
The National Office of the Council Head Charles Eguridu, revealed this woeful result today in Lagos state. he revealed that out of the 241,161 candidate who sat for the exams only 72,522 scored five credits with the two key subjects, giving a pass rate of 29.27 percent.
The 2014 result only shows a .1 percent increase from the previous year’s 29.17 percent pass rate.
They also revealed that they witheld 28,817 results due to exam malpractice.
He said that the body is investigating these reports and their later decision would be passed to the affected candidates in due course.
This is a repeat of 2013 when only 29.17 percent obtained credits in 5 subjects and in English Language and Mathematics.
The National Office of the Council Head Charles Eguridu, revealed this woeful result today in Lagos state. he revealed that out of the 241,161 candidate who sat for the exams only 72,522 scored five credits with the two key subjects, giving a pass rate of 29.27 percent.
The 2014 result only shows a .1 percent increase from the previous year’s 29.17 percent pass rate.
They also revealed that they witheld 28,817 results due to exam malpractice.
He said that the body is investigating these reports and their later decision would be passed to the affected candidates in due course.
This is a repeat of 2013 when only 29.17 percent obtained credits in 5 subjects and in English Language and Mathematics.
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