Nigeria: The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has announced the introduction of computer-based testing (CBT) and individualized question formats for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE
According to Dr. Amos Dangut, Head of WAEC’s Nigeria National Office, the move aims to curb examination malpractice and enhance the credibility of the exam.
Key Features of the CBT:
– Individualized Questions: No two candidates will have the same question on each number, making it harder to cheat.
– Enhanced Security: WAEC warned that any center found guilty of examination malpractice may be delisted or sanctioned.
WAEC’s Commitment:
– Leveraging Technology: WAEC is utilizing modern information and communications technology to align with the evolving education sector.
– Collaboration: The council is working with security agencies and state governments to ensure a safe and credible examination environment.
Candidate Information:
– Number of Candidates: 1,973,253 candidates from 23,554 schools are expected to sit for the 2025 CB-WASSCE.
– Advice to Candidates: WAEC advises candidates to study hard and avoid exam fraud, warning against online scammers promoting fake exam solutions.
WAEC is confident that with the support of stakeholders, this year’s exams will be conducted in a secure and credible manner.
By Enoch odesola/ April 18,2025
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