Marking of BECE Exams Papers: When is WAEC Starting? See date here
You might have been wondering when the West African Examination Council going to start the marking of BECE Exams papers. Well, you are having this thought because you just wrote your and exams and can’t wait to see how much you’ll score.
Sometimes, the feeling of knowing your grade can contribute these thoughts. We are going to help you to know when WAEC will be marking your Exams papers.
The BECE exams just ended barely four days now, but some candidates just can’t wait to see their grades and are asking when the marking of BECE exams papers going to take place.
Marking of BECE exams papers, get to note that WAEC will do all its best and let candidates have their results before the close of the year.
What WAEC might be doing now is, probably getting all papers (written scripts) by candidates from all the centres across the country. This will be followed by examination of received scripts by WAEC to ensure that everything is in order.
After having done with that, all examiners will have to be oriented by the examination council. This will allow them some amount of time to draft unique marking schemes which will be used in the marking of the BECE exams scripts.
MARKING OF BECE EXAMS PAPERS BY WAEC
This roughly takes about two weeks after the completion of the examination. This clearly tells that the marking of the BECE scripts will begin somewhere in the middle of November and by close December this same year, candidates are sure of getting their results released.
For now, what you should be doing as a candidate is to go through the sensitization exercise being given by WAEC on BECE school selection process, all you need to know as a BECE candidate
Check out the content below to know more about the school selection processes.
Also read this very one to know how you can get your first choice of school as a candidate. You don’t want to miss these chances you get to have at the Senior High schools. Getting your first choice is the first point of action.
What you need to do to get your first choice of school as a BECE Candidate
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