The registration for the West African Examination Council (WAEC) General Certificate Examination (GCE) for private candidates – second series 2024 is now officially open!
This comprehensive guide is designed to assist you in navigating the registration process for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for private candidates in 2024. By following these steps carefully, you can ensure a smooth and successful registration experience.
Key Information
- Registration Period: July 8 – October 20, 2024
- Registration Fee: NGN27,000 + NGN500 (bank commission)
- Test Options: CB-WASSCE, Pen and Paper
- Registration Method: Online
- Identification Requirement: National Identification Number (NIN)
- Photo Specifications: JPEG format, 275×314 pixels
- Special Needs: Specify any impairments
- Completion Requirement: Print Admission Notice
Registration Details and Fees
Registration Period:
The registration period commences on Monday, July 8, 2024. Candidates must obtain their registration PIN by Friday, October 18, 2024. All biometric and online registrations must be completed by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, October 20, 2024.
Registration Fee:
The non-refundable registration fee is Twenty-Seven Thousand Naira (NGNN27,000), along with an additional bank commission of Five Hundred Naira (NGN500).
Payment Locations
Payments can be made at the following banks:
- Access Bank Plc
- Guaranty Trust Bank Plc
- Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc
- United Bank for Africa Plc
- Ecobank Plc
- Heritage Bank Plc
- Standard Chartered Bank Plc
- Unity Bank Plc
- Fidelity Bank Plc
- Jaiz Bank
- Sterling Bank Plc
- WEMA Bank Plc
- First Bank of Nigeria Ltd
- Polaris Bank Ltd
- Union Bank of Nigeria Plc
- Zenith Bank Plc
- First City Monument Bank Plc
Payments can also be processed at WAEC Registration Centres and through accredited agents.
Cashless Payment Options
For convenience, registration tokens can be obtained using credit or debit cards through various services, including
- Bancwize Limited
- Paga
- Coralpay
- Cyberspace Ltd
- Brinq Africa
- Palmpay
- Etranzact
- Fidelity Bank
- Broadshift Technologies Ltd
- Paycom
- IQ Pay
- Itex
- Citiserve Ltd
- System Specs Ltd
- Unified Payments
- UBA
- Xpress Payment
- Interswitch
- Capricorn Ltd
- Kuda
Step-by-Step Registration Process
- Obtain Registration PIN: After paying the registration fee, you will receive a Registration PIN.
- Online Registration: Visit the WAEC registration website and enter your PIN to begin the registration process.
- National Identification Number (NIN): Ensure you have your NIN ready for the registration.
- Special Needs Candidates: If applicable, register online and specify your impairment (e.g., visual impairment, low vision, spastic conditions, speech impairment, hard of hearing).
- Complete Registration: Aim to finish your registration within two weeks of accessing the website for the first time during the registration period. Verify all personal details, including your name, gender, passport photo, date of birth, and subjects chosen. Print the Admission Notice, which serves as proof of registration and includes the Result Checker PIN.
Important Requirements and Information
- Fingerprint Scanner: Use the UareU digitalPersona fingerprint scanner for biometric validation.
- Examination Choice: Candidates may choose between CB-WASSCE or the Pen and Paper Test.
- Mock Examination: Online mock exams will be available, and details will be communicated via SMS, email, and social media.
- Non-Refundable Fee: Remember that the registration fee is non-refundable.
- Examination Timetable: Regularly check the WAEC website for updates on the exam timetable.
- Passport Photograph: A Microsoft HD 3000 digital camera is recommended for your photo. Acceptable formats include black and white or color JPEG, with dimensions of 275×314 pixels, a resolution of 72 dpi, and a file size between 7kb and 15kb.
Examination Day Requirements
- Dress Code: Candidates must wear mufti; professional uniforms are not permitted.
- Prohibited Items: Items such as weapons and electronic gadgets, including mobile phones, are strictly prohibited in the examination hall.
- Accuracy of Information: Ensure that all entry details are accurate, as they cannot be amended after registration.
- Original Photocard: Bring the original Photocard to the examination hall.
- Malpractice Consequences: Be aware that any malpractice during the exam will result in cancellation of results, and candidates may face prosecution.
- Contact Information: Provide accurate email and telephone numbers during registration for any necessary communications.
Conclusion
Make sure to carefully follow all guidelines and requirements to ensure a seamless registration process and a successful examination experience. Good luck!
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