2015 WAEC RESULT.. Frequently Asked Questions

How many times can I check my results?
 You may check your results up to a maximum of 5 (five) times with the use of 1 (one) Scratch card. In order to check further after exhausting the allowed 5 (five) times you will need to purchase another Scratch card which will entitle you to another 5 (five) result checks.


What is a PIN?
The PIN stands for Personal Identification Number. In WAECDIRECT, it is a unique 10-digit or 12-digit number that is required to access the service. The service enables direct access to a candidate's results via multiple channels. The PIN is found on a valid WAECDIRECT Scratch card and is revealed when cover patch on the reverse side of the card is carefully scratched off.
Where can I buy a Scratch card?
A Scratch card may be purchased at the National Office of WAEC and at any of its zonal and branch offices across Nigeria. It may also be bought from any of the branch offices of Fountain Trust Bank Plc across Nigeria. From time to time it may become available at any other outlets so designated by WAEC. Please click here to go to the outlets page. The reviewed price for the Scratch card is now N450. For more inquiries on how to buy the card, call +2347034538881
Can I use one Scratch card to check more than one result?
No! You may only use one Scratch card to check one result. To check another result of interest, you will require a new Scratch card. If you misuse a Scratch card by attempting to check another result different from the first one checked, you will be penalized as having used the card, and will be presented with the appropriate error message.
In what other ways can I check my results? 
Besides having your results displayed to you on a webpage on the WAECDIRECT website, you may also have your results delivered to an email address of your choice by selecting the appropriate options on the WAECDIRECT homepage. You may also have your results read out to you by calling into any one of our regional Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems or have it delivered to your GSM mobile phone via SMS.

SMS Format described bellow. 

1. Send SMS in the format below:
WAEC*ExamNo*PIN*ExamYear
To short-code 32327 (MTN, Celtel & Glo subscribers)
For example:
WAEC*4250101001*123456789012*2007
Note:
Ensure you adhere strictly to the format above . There should be no space in the message.
2. Wait for your result to be delivered to your phone via SMS. (SMS cost N30 only)

2015 WAEC RESULTS Released, 61 per cent fail English/Maths

The West African Examinations Council has withheld the May/June 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination results of hundreds of candidates from 13 states in the country.

This comes as the council stated that only 616, 370 candidates obtained credit in five subjects, including English Language and Mathematics. The candidates represented 38.68 per cent of the candidates who sat for the examination.

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One million, five hundred and ninety-three thousand and four hundred and forty-two candidates, comprising 864,096 males and 729,346 females, sat for the examination.


The WAEC Head of National Office, Mr. Charles Eguridu, made this known on Monday while releasing the result of the May/June 2015 WASSCE in Lagos.

He also announced that 118,101 candidates had their results withheld for alleged involvement in examination malpractice.
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He explained, “Of the total number of candidates that sat the examination, 758,849 candidates, representing 47.62 per cent obtained six credits and above; 949,862 candidates, representing 59.61 per cent obtained five credits and above, while 1,114,988 candidates, representing 69.97 per cent obtained credit and above in four subjects.

“In addition, 1,295,915 candidates, representing 78.81 per cent obtained credit and above in three subjects, while 1,376,743 candidates, representing 86.40 per cent obtained credit and above in two subjects. However, 616,370 candidates, representing 38.68 per cent, obtained credit in five subjects and above, including English Language and Mathematics.”

To gain admission to the nation’s university, a candidate is expected to obtain credit in five subjects, including English and Mathematics

On the debtor states, the council alleged that they did not pay their candidates’ examination registration fees.

He, however, did not name the 13 debtor states.

The affected candidates, mainly government-sponsored candidates, Eguridu said, would only have their results if their states showed enough commitment to offsetting the debts.

The HNO said, “After reviewing the situation, the council has decided that the results of government-sponsored candidates of indebted states would be released if such states endeavour to produce bank guarantees, so that the council will be assured that the fees will be paid. This decision is in appreciation of the general prevailing economic challenges in the country, and in order not to jeopardise the educational careers of the candidates of the indebted states.”

Eguridu, who urged candidates to check their results on Tuesday, noted that public schools whose results were not on the council’s website should consider it to mean that their states were indebted to WAEC.

The council had, two weeks ago, threatened to withhold the results, claiming that 19 states owed it about N4bn debts arising from the examination registration fees.

Meanwhile, the Education Rights Campaign has condemned the West African Examination Council’s decision to withhold results of candidates from states that have defaulted on the body’s registration fees.

The ERC National Coordinator, Mr. Taiwo Soweto, in a statement in Lagos on Monday, described the directive as ‘insensitive’ and called on the examination body to reverse its decision immediately.

According to the group, withholding the results of candidates from affected states would be an ethical violation of the provisions of the Child Right Act 2003.

The statement read, “As a public institution, WAEC is obligated by the Child Right Act (2003) to make the best interest of the child the paramount consideration in all actions.

EBONYI STATE UNIVERSITY 2015/2016 WORK AND STUDY PROGRAMME

WORK AND STUDY PROGRAMME (WASP)

2015/2016 ADMISSION

EBONYI STATE UNIVERSITY, ABAKALIKI

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into 2015/2016 academic session leading to the award of degrees in the programme areas approved for EBSU WASP as in B (1-6) below.

1. GENERAL INFORMATION.

Work and Study Programme (WASP) is a weekend part-time studies programme of Ebonyi State University designed to offer opportunities to talented, intelligent and qualified working adults in various fields of life endeavours to acquire university education without having to give up their jobs.

1. AVAILABLE PROGRAMMES IN WASP

The Department/Programme options available for admission through WASP in Ebonyi State University in the 2015/2016 admission year include the following;

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1. Faculty of Management Sciences

(a)  Department of Accountancy and Banking and Finance
Options: (i) Accountancy
              (ii)Banking and Finance
(b)Department of Business Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurial Studies
Options: (i) Business Management
              (ii) Marketing     
(c)  Department of Public Administration.

2. Faculty of Social Sciences And Humanities

(a)Department of Economics
(b)Department of Political Science
(c)  Department of Psychology and Sociological Studies
Options: (i) Psychology
                 (ii) Sociology and Anthropology
(d)Department of History and International Relations
(e)Department of Languages and Literary Studies.
Options:       (i) English Language and Literature
                    (ii) Linguistics
                    (iii) Igbo
                    (iv) French
(f)   Department of Philosophy and Religion
Options: (i) Philosophy
              (ii) Religion
(g)  Department of Mass Communication

3. Faculty of Sciences

(a)Department of Computer Science
(b)Department of Applied Biology
(c)  Department of Industrial Maths/Statistics

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4. Faculty of Agricultural and Natural Resources Management

(a)Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension Management
(b)Department of Animal Sciences, Fisheries and Aquaculture (Fisheries only)
(c)  Department of Crop and Landscape Management
(d)Department of Food Science and Technology
(e)Department of Soil and Environmental Management.

5. Faculty of Education

(a)Department of Arts and Social Science Education
Options: (i)Economics Education
               (ii) English Language Education
              (iii)Religion Education.
               (iv) Social Studies Education
               (v) Igbo Education
(b)Department of Business Education
Options: (i)Accountancy Education and
              (ii)Secretarial Studies Education.
(c)  Department of Educational Foundation
Options: (i) Guidance and Counselling and
              (ii) Administration and Planning           
(d)Department of Human Kinetics and Health Education
Options: (i) Human Kinetics Education.
              (ii) Health Education.
(e)Department of Science Education
Options: (i) Biology Education
               (ii)Chemistry Education
               (iii)Computer Science Education
               (iv)Integrated Science Education and
               (v)Mathematics Education.
               (vi)Physics Education.
(f)   Department of Technology and Vocational Science Education
Options:    (i)Building/woodwork Technology
                 (ii)Agricultural Science Education
                 (iii)Electrical/Electronics Technology Education and
                 (iv)Mechanical/Metal Work Technology
                 (v)Home Economics Education.

6. Health Sciences and Technology

B.Sc. Nursing Science (For candidates with registered Nursing (RN) Certificate only).

1. GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Admission into the Work and Study Programme (WASP) requires (5) 0’/L Credit passes in relevant subjects including English Language at Ordinary Level (SSCE, NECO, GCE &TC II, NABTEB, etc) for ALL courses while credit pass in Mathematics at Ordinary level is compulsory for all Science, Social Sciences (except Mass Communication), Management Science and Agricultural and Natural Resources Management based courses. The 0/L credit passes are to be obtained in not more than two (2) sittings.

1. PROGRAMME PLAN

The programme offered in each department is the same as those of regular programme. The only difference is the mode of entrance, and mode of study. The length of time a candidate spends in the programme before graduation depends on the level of qualification upon entrance, for instance:

	O LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS	DURATION
	SSCE/NECO/GCE/TC II/NABTEB	Other courses 5 years, Agric Courses 6 years
	DIRECT ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS
	ND/NCE in the same discipline	4 years, Agric Courses 5 years
	HND in the same discipline	3 years, Agric Courses 4 years
	Registered Nursing (RN) Certificate	5 years

1. DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES

All direct entry candidates MUST ensure that their academic transcripts are received latest two weeks after the close of sale of forms.

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1. METHOD OF APPLICATION

Application forms are obtainable online on purchase of five thousand naira (N5000.00) only. EBSU-WASP scratch card payable to Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki Account Number 200-2776-770 with First Bank Plc, Abakaliki Branch.
Closing Date.
Sale of application forms shall close on Tuesday, August 21^st, 2015.
Processing of Admission forms begins on 25^th September, 2015 and ends on October, 16^th 2015. Release of admission list and registration of fresh students to start by 20^th October, and end on 27^th November, 2015.

1. ABOUT NYSC AND WASP GRADUANDS.

Graduates of WASP DO NOTparticipate in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), rather they are issued with Exclusion Certificate from NYSC at the end of their programme.
For further information, please, contact,
The Secretary
Work and Study Programme (WASP)
Abakaliki
0805-711-3389
OR
The Director
Work and Study Programme (WASP)
Ebonyi State University
Abakaliki
0806-839-9176
Sam N. Egwu
Registrar

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WAEC RESULT- Tension in the Air as Waec Releases her 2015 Reult

There is palpable tension in the air, particularly in some of the states suspected to be owing the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), as the examination body may release the result of its 2015 May/ June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) today.

The Head of Nigeria’s Office of WAEC, Mr. Charles Eguridu, is billed to address the media today at the examination office in Yaba, Lagos. Meanwhile, investigations by New Telegraph has revealed that in some of the states suspected to be owing WAEC the registration fees of their sponsored public schools’ candidates including Osun, Oyo, Lagos, Ekiti, and Ondo, some of the candidates who sat for the examinations are afraid WAEC may withhold their results as it earlier vowed.

It would be recalled that WAEC during a media briefing two weeks ago had threatened not to release the results of candidates from those it described as indebted states, saying the debt, which was quoted to be over N4 billion was already hampering the smooth operation of the examination body.

Speaking to New Telegraph, a candidate from Osun State, who craved anonymity, said it was one thing to be scared of either success or failure but it was a different kettle of fish when a candidate is unaware whether the result will be released or not. According to the candidates, though there were assurances from government sources that the debt would be paid, “one can no longer take the government for its words particularly since the unpaid workers’ salaries came up”.

Similarly, a candidate in Ibadan, Oyo State capital, said she would be shocked not to have her result released as she had already sat for the post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination test at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA, and only the result will guarantee her the admission.

4bn WAEC debt: 402,000 candidates may forfeit 2015 admissions

No fewer than 402,000 candidates who sat for the May/ June Senior Secondary School Certificate examina­tion conducted the West African Examinations Coun­cil (WAEC) may likely forfeit their admission into tertiary institutions for this academic session.

This is owing to the threat by the exam body to withhold the results of the affected can­didates whose states failed to pay for their examination fees totaling over N4billion.

There is the fear that the candidates may be shut out of this year's admission into universities, polytechnics and colleges of education, if the council makes good its threat to withhold their results. In­vestigations revealed that most of the candidates wrote the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matric­ulation (JAMB) as 'awaiting result candidates'

A senior staff at the Yaba Head office of WAEC dis­closed that about 402,000 candidates who wrote the May/June 2015 West African Senior School Certificate ex­amination (WASSCE) may not get their results to be re­leased in less than two weeks from now.

The Head, National Office (HNO) of WAEC, Mr. Charle Eguridu, warned that unless the 19 defaulting state gov­ernments pay the over N4bil­lion debt owned the council, the results of their candidates would not be released.

Sunday Sun learnt that one of the affected states had al­ready paid the registration fees of their candidates barely 72 hours after the council threat­ened not to release the results of its candidates. However, the management of WAEC has refused to disclose the names of the remaining 18 states which are yet to respond to the threat. The HNO fur­ther said the management was yet to receive any invitation from House of Representa­tives which had at one of its plenary sittings promised to look into the case. Making clarification on the statement credited to Zamfara State Governor, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, seeking to know whether the non payment of examina­tion fees included both public and private schools, Eguridu said that the N4billion debt owed the council by the states is for only public candidates the states sponsored.

The decision by the man­agement of WAEC to with­hold the results of some can­didates on account of debt for the registration fees for May/ June 2015 WASSCE is al­ready causing anxiety among candidates and their parents. The inability of the affected states to meet their obliga­tion on the alleged N4billion debt may not be unconnected with the financial difficulties being experienced by some states that couldn't even pay the salaries of their workers for months. Speculations are rife that two states, one in the South West and another in the South East that were badly af­fected by the financial crunch are on the WAEC debtors' list.

The management of WAEC had earlier last week revealed that 19 states owed the council over N4billion for the registration fees of their sponsored candidates for the May/June 2015 WASSCE and gave the affected states two weeks to settle the debt or the results of their candidates would be withheld.

WAEC RESULT 2015/2016 | Released

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The Bad news is some states result is yet to be released and the good new is that 90% of the candidates that sat for this exam passed.

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) is an exam taken by students who has completed their "SS II" or "SS III" classes in their different secondary school (whether in a private of government owned school). This examination is taken by students in some African countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia etc before before they can gain admission into any approved State or Federal owned University / Institution.

Checking your 2015 WAEC / WASSCE May/June or Nov/Dec result in Nigeria?
This article will give you easy guidelines on how to check and print out your WACE result irrespective of the country you are. Please read more below and very carefully so that you will not destroy your WACE card.

Visit WAEC official website page: www.waecdirect.org
  

Click Here To Check Your WAEC Result 

6 Easy Steps To Your Results!
1. Enter your 10-digit WAEC Examination Number.
    (This is your 7-Digit centre number followed by your 3-digit candidate number eg. 4123456789)
2. Enter the 4 digits of your Examination Year eg. 2015

3. Select the Type of Examination:(May/June or Nov/Dec WASSCE)
4. Enter the Card SerialNumber found on the reverse side of your Scratch card.
5. Enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card
6. Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up

Alternative Delivery Channels

Short Messaging Service (SMS)

1. Send SMS in the format below:
WAEC*ExamNo*PIN*ExamYear   

To short-code 32327 (MTN, Celtel & Glo subscribers)

For example:

WAEC*4250101001*123456789012*2007

Note: Ensure you adhere strictly to the format above . There should be no space in the message.

2. Wait for your result to be delivered to your phone via SMS. (SMS cost N30 only)

WAEC HELP AND SUPPORT SERVICE CENTRE

Have you had any problem checking your result earlier? Send an email to:
Online Support - Tel: 01-2700516

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a PIN?
What is a Scratch card?
Where can I buy a Scratch card?
How many times can I check my results?
Can I use one Scratch card to check more than one result?

What is a PIN?
The PIN stands for Personal Identification Number. In WAECDIRECT, it is a unique 10-digit or 12-digit number that is required to access the service. The service enables direct access to a candidate's results via multiple channels. The PIN is found on a valid WAECDIRECT Scratch card and is revealed when cover patch on the reverse side of the card is carefully scratched off.

What is a Scratch card?
A Scratch card is a plastic card with a scratch patch on the reverse side that conceals a PIN required to access the WAECDIRECT service. The Scratch card applicable for the WAECDIRECT service is marked "WAECDIRECT ……Access Card" on the face.

Where can I buy a Scratch card?
A Scratch card may be purchased at the National Office of WAEC and at any of its zonal and branch offices across Nigeria. It may also be bought from any of the branch offices of Fountain Trust Bank Plc across Nigeria. From time to time it may become available at any other outlets so designated by WAEC. Please click here to go to the outlets page. The reviewed price for the Scratch card is now N450.

How many times can I check my results?
You may check your results up to a maximum of 5 (five) times with the use of 1 (one) Scratch card. In order to check further after exhausting the allowed 5 (five) times you will need to purchase another Scratch card which will entitle you to another 5 (five) result checks.

Can I use one Scratch card to check more than one result?
No! You may only use one Scratch card to check one result. To check another result of interest, you will require a new Scratch card. If you misuse a Scratch card by attempting to check another result different from the first one checked, you will be penalised as having used the card, and will be presented with the appropriate error message.

In what other ways can I check my results?
Besides having your results displayed to you on a webpage on the WAEC DIRECT website, you may also have your results delivered to an email address of your choice by selecting the appropriate options on the WAECDIRECT homepage. You may also have your results read out to you by calling into any one of our regional Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems or have it delivered to your GSM mobile phone via SMS.