The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has officially opened registration for the 2024 General Certificate Examination (GCE) 2nd series for private candidates. To ensure a smooth and successful registration for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), follow this guide carefully.
Key Details
- Registration Dates: July 8th – August 30th, 2024
- Fee: ?27,000 + ?500 (bank commission)
- Test Options: Computer-Based (CB-WASSCE) or Pen and Paper
- Registration Mode: Online
- Photo Requirement: JPEG, 275×314 pixels
- Special Needs: Must specify any impairments
- Completion: Print Admission Notice after registration
Registration Steps
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Obtain a Registration PIN: After paying the registration fee at any participating bank or through accredited agents, you’ll receive a registration PIN.
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Register Online: Visit the WAEC registration portal and use your PIN to start the registration process.
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NIN Requirement: Ensure you have a National Identification Number (NIN), as it’s mandatory for registration.
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Special Needs Candidates: If applicable, specify your impairment during online registration (e.g., visual, speech, hearing impairments).
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Complete Registration: Finish the process within two weeks of your first access to the registration portal. Double-check all personal details, including name, gender, passport photo, date of birth, and selected subjects. Afterward, print the Admission Notice, which includes your Result Checker PIN.
Important Guidelines
- Fingerprint Scanning: Use the UareU digitalPersona fingerprint scanner for biometric verification.
- Exam Choice: Choose between the Computer-Based Test (CB-WASSCE) and the traditional Pen and Paper format.
- Mock Exam: Participate in the optional online mock exam. Notifications will be sent via SMS, email, and social media.
- Non-Refundable Fee: The registration fee is non-refundable.
- Timetable: Check the WAEC website regularly for the exam timetable.
- Passport Photograph: Ensure your photo meets the specified requirements—JPEG format, 275×314 pixels, 72 dpi resolution, and between 7kb to 15kb in size.
Examination Day Instructions
- Dress Code: Wear mufti; professional uniforms are prohibited.
- Prohibited Items: Do not bring weapons or electronic gadgets, including mobile phones, into the exam hall.
- Accuracy of Details: Double-check all your registration details, as no corrections can be made after submission.
- Original Photocard: Ensure you bring your original Photocard to the examination hall.
- Malpractice: Be aware that malpractice may lead to the cancellation of your results and possible prosecution.
- Contact Information: Provide accurate email and phone numbers during registration to receive timely updates.
Following these steps and guidelines will help you successfully register for the WAEC GCE 2024 (2nd Series) and avoid any issues during the examination process.
Conclusion
The WAEC GCE 2024 (2nd Series) registration process is straightforward if you follow the steps outlined above. Ensure that all your details are accurate, adhere to the guidelines, and complete your registration within the specified timeframe. By doing so, you'll be well-prepared for the examination, paving the way for a successful outcome.
Good luck.
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