BECE 2023: Subject Results of 315 Candidates cancelled for bringing Foreign Materials into the examination hall

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has recently released the provisional results for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) conducted in 2023, for both school and private candidates. These results are now available online for access.

In Accra, Ghana, it has been reported that 312 school candidates and 3 private candidates have had their subject results cancelled. This action was taken due to their involvement in bringing foreign materials into the examination hall or colluding with other candidates.

To access the results, school candidates will receive their individual results through their respective schools. This will be done through the Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Directors of Education. On the other hand, private candidates can directly access their results on the official website of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) at www.waecgh.org. Additionally, school candidates also have the option to check their results online on the council's website.

Here are some statistics related to the examination:

- A total of 600,900 candidates participated in the school examination, with 300,404 males and 300,496 females. These candidates were from 18,993 schools that took part in the examination.

- The examination was conducted at 2,137 centers across the country.

- Out of the total number of candidates, 3,366 were absent during the examination.

In summary, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results for the 2023 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) for both school and private candidates. Candidates can access their results through their schools or on the council's official website.

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