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WAEC STARTING DATE AND ENDING DATE

According to the harmonized dates for all exams in Nigeria, the following dates are for now valid until further notifications.

JAMB – April 29th, 2025

WASSCE – Begins 9th of May 2025

NABTEB – 20th of June 2025

NECO, SSCE – 12th of July 2025

If you have not been able to access the WAEC time table, then CLICK HERE to see the schedule as well as download PDF for your viewing pleasure.

About WAEC

According to Wikipedia, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) is an examination board established by law to determine the examinations required in the public interest in the English-speaking West African countries, to conduct the examinations and to award certificates comparable to those of equivalent examining authorities internationally. Established in 1952, the council has contributed to education in Anglophonic countries of West Africa (Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and the Gambia), with the number of examinations they have coordinated, and certificates they have issued. They also formed an endowment fund, to contribute to the education in West Africa, through lectures, and aid to those who cannot afford education.

Dr. Adeyegbe, former HNO of WAEC Nigeria (2004) said “the council has developed a team of well-trained and highly motivated staff, and has administered Examinations that are valid and relevant to the educational aspirations of member countries”. In a year, over three million candidates registered for the exams coordinated by WAEC. The council also helps other examination bodies (both local and international) in coordinating Examinations.

What Is WAEC Exam ?

Contrary to the very many rumours about WAEC examination body adopting the Computer based CBT Practice mode for its examinations, they have hinted that its a plan for the future and not an immediate plan.

So far so good, currently the exam is still completely offline using the normal mode of paper and PEN comprising of Objectives, Theory then with practicals for subjects that do practicals.

The Result for the examination is usually released 45 days after the end of the last paper on the timetable while the original result is usually available within a year. However, students seeking to go into school can decide to use awaiting before the result comes out if they are confident of passing the examination.

Tools You Need To Pass Waec At Once

To Blast WAEC from the first time of attempting it, you need to be deliberate. You need the WAEC SYLLABUS, WAEC TIME TABLE and O3SCHOOLS WAEC PRACTICE APP.

Cost of Waec Form

Currently, the 2021 Waec registration fee does not have a fixed price. Take note that there is no set fee for registration of students in Nigeria. The waec board didn’t make it mandatory that all students should register under a particularly fee. Once again, the official cost of waec registration is 13,950 (Eleven thousand, nine hundred and fifty naira only)

However, note that special centres and some very big private schools charge way more than the official price.

How many countries uses WAEC?

There are examination board covers the five Anglophone West African countries which are: Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Gambia.

WAEC Registration Instructions/Guidelines

Schools are required to use the Internet Explorer which comes standard with Microsoft Windows for easier registration.

To get to this website, launch the Windows Internet Explorer on your PC and type the following http://www.waeconline.org.ng Or http://www.waeconline.org.ng/register/
While in this website, click on the “May/June Examinations” icon. This takes you straight to the e-Registration home page.

Notes: Your computer must be connected to the Internet to do this.

For schools without Internet connection, they could register at the WAEC Zonal/Branch Office in charge of their State or the nearest Cyber café or use the offline registration facility.

Once a School Examination Officer is properly identified by the system, he/she could register as many candidates as the PIN allocated to the school will allow him.

The following are the steps the examination officer will take to register candidates:

· Sign up/Login to the E-Registration Website as described in Section 2.2 above
· Click “Register” on the cascade menu
· The Center Number, the School Name, and the number of entries remaining for the school with the Registration Form will be displayed
· Each Candidate’s personal details such as Surname, First Name, Date of Birth, Sex and subjects must be entered. The candidate’s passport photograph and signature must also be captured.

See how to capture candidate’s passport photograph and signature below:
Note: All the Boxes marked (*) are compulsory fields and must be filled.

Scan the actual passport photograph of the candidate using a flatbed scanner or Take a passport photograph of the candidate with a digital camera
· The passport photo should be black and white, 35mm x 40mm in size with contrasting background
· The passport photograph must be clear and the candidate’s face must NOT be obstructed in any way by items like glasses, sun glasses, head gear, etc
· Store the picture in JPEG format using candidate’s name

For schools in the rural areas and/or schools without computers and/or Internet facilities, WAEC has installed in all its Zonal/Branch Offices, Computers, Scanners, Printers, and Internet Service. This will enable such schools to register their candidates online or upload the candidates they have registered offline.

This will surely make it possible for all schools to get their candidates register on time and with ease.

Schools wishing to use these facilities especially for scanning and printing may be required to pay a token for the facilities. Such additional fees will be communicated to the schools during the training program.

PRICE FOR REGISTRATION

It’s 13,950 Naira nationwide.

PAYMENT GUIDELINES

All Schools are to visit WAEC Offices in their area of jurisdiction to complete a Remittance form and get approval from their State’s Ministry of Education for the number of Candidates they intend to register and also obtain the endorsement of WAEC Branch Controllers or Zonal Coordinators in their States.

Schools should proceed to make their payments for the WASSCE (SC) in multiple of N13,950 through NIBSS EBILLSPAY in all the Banks listed in the adverts viz:

Access Bank
Access Diamond
ECOBANK
Fidelity Bank
First Bank Bank
FCMB
GTB
Heritage Bank
Jaiz Bank
Polaris Bank
Stanbic IBTC Bank
Standard Chartered Bank
Sterling Bank
Union Bank
UBA
Unity Bank
WEMA Bank
Zenith Bank.

Each School should quote their school’s Centre number as UNIQUE ID at the Bank

The Print out collected after payment should be taken to WAEC Office for collection of registration PIN, after which they should proceed with the online registration.

TIME-TABLE

The Official Time-Table of the WAEC May/June Exam will be made available online.

DEADLINE

The closing date of registration for the WASSCE for School Candidates will end on 31st May

What is WAEC website?

WAEC official websites are:

Where is WAEC Headquaters/office located?

ACCRA

Examination Loop (Behind Ridge Hospital)
P.O. Box GP 125, Accra, Ghana.
Tel: (233-302)-248967
Fax: (233-302)-222905
e-mail:[email protected]

WAEC INTERNATIONAL OFFICE, NIGERIA

The West African Examinations Council
International Office
Plot 6, Lateef Jakande Road
Agidingbi, Ikeja
Lagos, Nigeria
Tel: (234-1)-5820266,5820704,7915675,7914351-6
Fax:(234-1) 5820265
e-mail:[email protected]

NIGERIA NATIONAL OFFICE
21, Hussey Street, Yaba;
Private Mail Bag 1022, Yaba, Lagos.
Tel: (01) 7305150,961016,2136455,8974569,
01-2918562
e-mail:[email protected]
[email protected],
[email protected]

WAEC FAQS

1. How does a person register for WAEC examinations, for instance, the WASSCE?

The Council usually advertises entry periods and entry procedures in national newspapers. In respect of the WASSCE for example, the Council conducts two exams yearly; One for school candidates and the second for private candidates.

Registration for WAEC WASSCE is done through the Internet (online). The May/June exam is for school candidates and all entry formalities are undertaken by the schools presenting candidates.

In the case of the private candidates’ examination, entry is on an individual basis. A prospective candidate purchases the entry scratch card which enables him/her to complete the entry form on the Council’s registration website-www.waeconline.org.ng. A registered candidate subsequently prints out from the website the identification photo card, which contains vital information about the candidate’s centre name, location, number and the subjects entered for. The examination timetable and subject syllabuses are also made available to prospective candidates on the website.

It is important to note that once the prescribed fee is paid to the accredited selling agent, a prospective candidate obtains two scratch cards, one for the online registration and the other for the online checking of results.

2. What are the entry regulations for the WASSCE Examination?

Candidates are required to enter and sit for a minimum of eight (8) and a maximum of nine (9) subjects.
These must include the following :

English Language
Mathematics
At least one Nigerian Language (see footnote)
At least one of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
At least one of Literature-in-English, History and Geography.
Agricultural Science or at least one vocational subject.

These are the core subjects.
In addition to the above, every student must offer any three of the underlisted subjects not already offered as core subjects:
Biology, Economics, Physics, Book-Keeping, Chemistry, Typewriting, Further Mathematics, Shorthand, Commerce, History, Geography, Literature-in-English, Agricultural Science, Woodwork, Health Science, Auto-Mechanics, Building Construction, Music, Clothing and Textiles, Art, Christian Religious Knowledge, French, Islamic Studies, Physical Education, Arabic Studies, Government, Metal Work, Applied Electricity, Electronics, Foods and Nutrition, Technical Drawing Home Management.
NOTE: The Federal Ministry of Education has given a waiver
in respect of Nigerian Languages during the 2003 examination. This implies that candidates’ entries are valid with or without a Nigerian language for the period of the waiver

3. Who are those qualified to sit for the WASSCE?

In the case of the school examination, the prospective candidate must be in the SS 3 class in a recognized school,
For the private candidates’ examination, any one of the following categories may enter for the WASSCE:

Those who have attempted the WASSCE in previous years;
Those who have attempted the GCE and obtained a pass in at least three subjects;
Those who have passed the Teachers’ Grade two examination.

4. Does WAEC prepare candidates for its examinations?

WAEC does not prepare candidates for its examinations by establishing secondary schools or tutorial centres, and no such institutions are affiliated to the Council. WAEC provides feedback in the form of Chief Examiners’ Report on candidates’ perofrmance in the various papers for each examination diet, which helps schools and private candidates to prepare adequately for subsequent examinations. The Chief Examiners’ Reports are avialable for sale at the Council’s offices nationwide.

5. Who are the officials involved in the conduct of WAEC examinations?

There are three categories of officials: supervisors, invigilators and inspectors.
Supervisors are teachers nominated by the various State Ministries of Education. They are actually responsible for conducting the exams at the various centres. It is their responsibility to collect question papers from the custodian and return answer scripts to the custodian centres.
Invigilators are usually teaching staff nominated by their school principals to assist the supervisors at the centres, while inspectors are WAEC staff members who go from one centre to another when the examination is in progress.

6. Does WAEC have a way of disciplining erring functionaries?

Yes. Reports about functionaries who are teachers are made to the various State Ministries of Education and All Nigerian Conference of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS) for disciplinary measures. Such functionaries have been disciplined in the past. WAEC has its own procedures for disciplining erring inspectors.

7. Do WAEC officials mark candidates’ scripts?

No. The marking of scripts is handled by examiners appointed by WAEC. They are usually educationists who are familiar with the classroom situation and their identities are not supposed to be disclosed.

8. Who are these examiners and how are they appointed?

WAEC examiners are mostly graduate teachers in secondary schools, and some lecturers in colleges of education, universities and polytechnics.
A prospective examiner must be a graduate in the subject he is appointed to mark. In addition, he must have a minimum of two years of classroom teaching experience and must be recommended by the principal of the school in which he teaches.

9. How does WAEC ensure standardization in grading?

First, a committee of experts draws up a marking guide. All appointed examiners are then thoroughly drilled in all aspects of the marking scheme in a simulated marking exercise called co-ordination. Actual marking does not start until the coordinating officers are satisfied that all examiners know what is required of them. Even when actual marking begins, the examiners are not left entirely on their own. They are organised into small groups, each being supervised by a highly experienced examiner called a Team Leader. The Team Leader checks and vets the group members’ marking progressively to ensure that they are keeping to the guidelines. The Team Leaders themselves are supervised by more experienced examiners called Chief Examiners. When marking is finally completed, WAEC still goes ahead to employ another group of people called Checkers. The main role of Checkers is to ensure that all marks awarded by examiners are correctly recorded and transferred to the appropriate score sheets.

10. Can a candidate register a protest over his examination result? If ‘yes’, how?

Yes, but only if he is a school candidate. No provision is made for a private candidate in this regard. Even then, a school candidate does not write directly to WAEC. It is his principal who, knowing the candidate’s ability, forwards a request for the review of the candidate’s scripts. Of course, there is a specified fee to be paid on every paper to be reviewed. Such requests should be sent in within sixty days of any examination.

11. Why are some results cancelled?

Results are cancelled when candidates are found guilty of examination malpractice.

12. What are the acts that constitute examination malpractice?

The following, among others, constitute examination malpractice:

— Candidates bringing books or cribs into the
examination hall;
— Insulting or assaulting any examination official;
— Swapping of scripts in an examination hall;
— Replacing their answer scripts with another one during or after the examination;
— Impersonation;
— Taking part in mass or organised cheating in the exam hall;
— All other acts that contravene the rules governing the conduct of the examination.

A comprehensive list of offences is provided in Council’s Regulations & Syllabuses.

13. Can one combine May/June and Nov/Dec WASSCE results for admission purposes?

Yes.

14. How can a candidate get errors on his/her certificates corrected?

A Private candidate sends his/her request for an amendment to WAEC directly, while in the case of a school candidate it is the principal who makes the request.
In the two instances, the original copy of the certificate should be sent along with the application for amendment. WAEC charges a fee for the amendment where it is discovered that the error emanated from the candidate, otherwise, it is free.

15. Why is it that candidates sometimes have partial release of results?

Results are partially released due to queries arising from one or a combination of the following mistakes:

Wrong transfer of examination numbers in one or more papers;
Failure to shade examination numbers;
Shading objective sheets with biro pens instead of pencil;
Mistakes in entries leading to duplication of subjects.

16. How does a candidate collect his/her certificate?

School candidates collect their certificates from their schools while private candidates obtain theirs directly from WAEC.

17. What Is the official life-span of WAEC Certificates?

WAEC certificates have no expiry date.

18. Does WAEC replace lost certificates?

No. Instead it issues statements of result to the owners of lost certificates or, when necessary, confirms their results for a fee.

19. How does one process a confirmation of result?

A confirmation of result can be processed by submitting to WAEC the following:
— One plain foolscap envelope
— One stamped, addressed envelope for each confirmation of results
— =N=250 postage stamp for local mails
— =N=350 postage stamp for international mails
— An affidavit sworn to in a court of law which should contain the following details:

Candidate’s Name (in full)
Name of Examination
Year of Examination

— Two copies of candidates’s passport photograph per result
— Fee for confirmation of resultis:
=N=10,000.00 per result for overseas institutions
=N=5,000.00 per result for institutions within Nigeria

Confirmed results are not handed over to candidates. They are sent direct to the institutions/establishments which candidates want to provide with the information.

20. What channels of communication exist between candidates and WAEC?

WAEC discourages direct communication with school candidates. School candidates are expected to send their complaints to WAEC through their school principals, while private candidates contact WAEC directly.

21. Which WAEC Offices issue certificates?

Candidates can collect their certificates from WAEC Zonal and Branch offices in charge of the state where they sat for the examination.

22. Does WAEC accredit certificates, say, from foreign institutions?

No. Accreditation is carried out by the Federal Ministry of Education alone.

How to Study Well For Waec 2021

How to study and pass waec once and for all

Know The WAEC Exam Format

The first step to preparing for any examination is to know the format of the exam. It is necessary to know the exam format and the way to solve the problems.

Also, you need to know the number and subject combination for the exam. In WAEC, you must register at least six subjects and at most nine subjects. The English Language is compulsory for Science, Art and Commercial students.

Theory and multiple-choice questions are the nature of the WAEC exam. Science students write the practical exam in Physics, Chemistry and Biology for WASSCE.

I recommend that you follow the directives of your teachers in your secondary school. Ask questions about the WAEC exam format to get more clarification.

Study with The WAEC Syllabus

Studying the WAEC syllabus is the secret to pass the SSCE exam with an excellent grade. The West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) syllabus contain topics that you must study.

The syllabus serves as a guide for students to read topics they would encounter in the exam.

Studying outside the syllabus is the sure way to failure. You must read only the topics in the syllabus.

By default, every school uses the WAEC syllabus from SSS 1 to SSS3 learning. It is advisable to go through the syllabus not to omit any topic during your study.

The WAEC syllabus serves as a guide to how what you should study. For example, you will know which topic to read first before going onto the next.

Create A Study Timetable

Creating a perfect study timetable is necessary for you to perform well in your exam. You have to assign a different subject for each particular day. For example, you can decide to study Physics on Monday, Chemistry on Tuesday and so on.

Your daily study timetable must not comprise of many topics that you cannot read.

Set your study schedule to something that you can achieve every day.

Read according to the pace that you understand. Because your friend reads five topics in a day should not intimidate you. Do not adopt such a style when you yet know your reading capacity.

There is no reward for the first person to finish the syllabus. Passing your exams in flying colours is the goal and nothing else.

Start your preparations early enough to cover the syllabus no matter what your reading pace could be.

Creating a perfect study timetable is not enough. Stick to it every day. I know that studying for an exam is not an easy task, but you must persevere to burn the midnight candle.

Do not give up or try to encourage your laziness. It is far more fulfilling to pass your WAEC once and for all in one sitting than to rewrite the exam next year.

The time to pay the price for an excellent result is now. Make sure that you stick with your study timetable.

If you have any problem setting up a study timetable, let me know in the comment box at the end of this post.

Read Your SSCE Notes

Reading your SSCE note is also a vital key to pass your WAEC exam. You must know everything that you have done since your SSS 1 class till now.

Your notes will make you study well as it will help enhance your understanding as you read your textbooks.

When you are having difficulties understanding a topic, consult your old notebooks. It will help to make things easy for you.

Get your old notes to study the topics in the WAEC syllabus.

Read and Study

Reading and studying is the only way to pass your examination in flying colours. There are no two ways about it. It is the only secret how you can make A’s in WAEC.

Reading your notes and textbooks is not enough. You must study between lines to understand the topics in the syllabus.

The spirit of laziness makes you want to skip difficult topics. Do not try it or else you will encounter problems on the day of your exam.

Tell me topics that you have difficulties understanding in the comment section. I will give you the guidelines on how you can tackle the problem.

Also, for difficult topics, watch tutorials on YouTube and search for an explanation on Google. Besides, meet your secondary school teachers to solve your problems.

Some subjects like Mathematics and Physics may need constant practice with problems.

How to Read and Understand

Read at a specific time every day.
Attempt to solve the calculation questions in your textbooks and examples in class.
Do not cram the calculations in your note or textbooks.
Study your note and textbooks between lines.
Understand the concepts in a page before moving to the next.
Do not check your WhatsApp and Facebook during study hours.
Learn and understand the steps for calculations.
Do not lie down when you are reading.
Study in a serene environment with no form of distractions.
Plan your study ahead of time.
Use mnemonics to study that helps you to recall what you read.
Create a perfect study environment.
Do not read text aloud when you study.
Suppress every feeling of laziness.

The truth of the matter is that WAEC Physics and Mathematics calculations are not hard. You need to understand the basic principle on how to solve the problems.

After you know the laws of the calculations, you can then begin to solve questions.

Practice WAEC Past Questions

Practising WAEC past questions and answers is the way to pass your examinations. Buy a past questions booklet with correct answers.

As you practice these questions, you get familiar with how WAEC set their exam. The theory section of the past questions will help you to know how to answer essay questions.

Do not make the common mistake of cramming the answers in the past question booklet. You need to practice how to solve problems. The purpose of the past questions is for you to learn how to tackle the questions yourself.

It is necessary to get past questions and answer booklet that has an explanation for the answers.

Join A Group Study

Joining a group study would help to make you better prepared for the exam.

WAEC group study is when few students about four persons come together to study. The group study is base on reading the syllabus and practising past questions.

A group study will help you to not relent on your exam preparations. Even when you feel like being lazy, other members will serve as motivation for you to study.

The common problem with group study is that one or two members of the group may be unserious. It will go to affect the efficiency of the group tutorials in a negative way. Whenever you find yourself in such a situation, withdraw from the group.

Look for serious-minded students who want to pass the WAEC exam with distinctions once and for all. Do not get yourself into the wrong group that would distract you from your studies.

Note that a group study is not a substitute for your private reading. The group reading should comprise about ten per cent of your preparations.

Your private reading takes the bulk for you to excel in your examination.

You and your group members should draft a timetable and decide the day of the week to meet together. For example, you all may choose to meet every Saturday at 2 pm.

Recommended Textbooks for WAEC

The recommended textbooks for WAEC are materials that help you to understand the subject matter in the syllabus. Get these textbooks from bookshops around you.

You can check the different recommended textbooks on the WAEC SYLLABUS AND RECOMMENDED TEXT

You do not need to get all the recommended textbook for your studies. Of course, there is no way that you can read all of them before your examination.

Get at least one of the recommended text for each subject. The textbooks follow the WAEC syllabus.

How to Pass WAEC Without Stress

You cannot pass WAEC without stress if you do not intend to cheat during the examination. Be aware that exam malpractice is against the policy of the West Africa Examination Council. You will not get your result if you violate the rules of the examination body.

Prepare for your exam by going through the necessary stress.

WAEC Exam Secret

The secret to passing WAEC is to study for the exam using the WASSCE syllabus. Persistency in studying is the key to excellence. Attend tutorials

Read your books every day
Practice past questions
Be confident in yourself
Seek help to understand difficult topics
Avoid social media distraction

How to Answer WASSCE Questions

The best way to answer WASSCE questions is to prepare for the exam and be confident with your answers. Learn how to answer multiple-choice and essay questions.

Do not allow yourself to get overwhelmed with anxiety. Fear prevents you from utilizing your full potentials. It will make you to choose the wrong options and not perform well in your exam. Sometimes, anxiety can make your head go blank in the exam hall. That will not be your portion during your exam. Turn your fear into motivation to prepare for your exam.

I recommend that you do not waste time with unfamiliar questions. Attempt the questions that you know before tackling other problems.

Also, learn to work on your own inside the exam hall. Do not make the mistake of trying to collaborate with other classmates inside the exam hall.

Collaborating with other students inside the exam hall will affect your performance. As you are preparing, make the decision that you want to be independent during the exam.

As you decide to work alone, your brain will make you study harder for your exams. This inner push is because you know there is no other way to pass your exams.

It is necessary to obey the instructions of the WAEC officials in your exam centre. Violating any of the rules may lead you to failure.

Never be in a rush to answer questions in the exam. Read the instructions in the question paper before you begin the test. For example, you have to answer four questions out of six questions in the question booklet.

WAEC Syllabus

The WAEC syllabus is a subject outline for each topic you need to study for the WASSCE examination. WAEC syllabus serves as a guide for students to know what to read and understand for the exam.

Every student must prepare for their examinations using the WAEC syllabus. It is the only way to prepare for the exam.

Here is the WAEC syllabus for all the subjects you will write in your forthcoming exams. Both the WAEC and JAMB syllabus is the same.

Practice WAEC Questions Online

Practising WAEC questions online is necessary to make A’s in the examination.

Practice WAEC questions online on platforms like Myschool. You can also download WAEC android apps on Google Playstore. Also, if you have a laptop, you can download the O3SCHOOLS WAEC Past Questions Software.

These platforms would help you to answer multiple-choice and theory WAEC questions. It will also help you to answer questions within a time frame.

You should know that the WAEC exam is a timed exam. That is, you answer all questions within a time frame. Thus, it is necessary to work with the clock as you practice questions.

In the exam, the key to answering multiple-choice exams is to skip difficult questions. Do not waste time on a question that you do not understand.

In these online platforms, you would interact with other students also preparing for WAEC. These connections assist in your preparations and boost your confidence during the exam.

Attend WAEC Tutorials

Attending WAEC tutorials would help you to understand difficult topics. In the tutorial centres, you get simple explanations of topics.

You may find it difficult to ask questions in your convention classroom during school period. But during tutorials, you have the opportunity to request for more explanation.

Ensure that the tutorial you attend is exam-focused. Do not go to lesson centres where students go to show off the latest fashion and mobile device. They are distractions to your exam success.

Most secondary schools organize WAEC lessons for their students. You would be better off attending the tutorial organized by your school.

Write WAEC Mock Exam

The WAEC mock exam is a preliminary exam organized by schools to test students for the SSCE exams. Mock exams have the standard of the main SSCE exam. The nature of the mock exam is the same format as the WAEC exam.

WAEC mock exam allows you to determine your level of preparedness. After the test, you would know your chances of passing the WAEC exam as you know your performance.

Do not make the common mistake of not taking the mock exam seriously. Prepare and write the exam as if it were the main examination.

If you do well in your mock exam, the chances are that you will pass your WAEC in flying colours.

Eat and Exercise

Eating healthy foods and exercising will help your brain to keep all that you read. As you prepare for your examination, only eat healthy foods rich in protein, vitamin, minerals, etc.

Do not eat junk foods as they do not have any nutritional benefits to assist with your exam preparations.

Also, as you read, make sure that you drink plenty of water to keep your body hydrated.

Exercising for about 30 minutes or more every day will help to optimize your brain. The body loves when you engage in physical activities like exercise.

I recommend that you create a workout routine when you can engage in exercise. It is best to exercise in the evenings than in the morning for students.

Eat fruits and plenty of vegetables.
Drink plenty of water to stay dehydrated
Eat food rich in protein like beans, egg, fish, milk, etc.
Avoid junk foods.
Never study on an empty stomach.

Staying away from Facebook and WhatsApp will help to make you prepared and pass your exams.

These online platforms are a big distraction for many students. They take away your study time. You must learn how to shut out these distractions as you prepare for the SSCE exams.

Here are tips on how to avoid social media distractions while studying;

Do not check your mobile phones while studying.
Turn off push notifications for Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp.
During the period of your preparations and exam, stay away from social media networks.
Do not pick unimportant calls while you are studying.
Discipline yourself not to check your Facebook and WhatsApp for a specified period like two days or one week.
Switch off your phone while you are studying
Get a torchlight phone to answer important calls.

Believe in Yourself

Believing in yourself that you can achieve success is the key to how to pass your WAEC examination. Doubting your mental ability is a kind of mental preparation for failure.

Do not look down on yourself that you cannot make it in the exam. It does not matter if you are not attending the best secondary school in your state.

There is never an excuse for failure. Envision success with the little privilege that you have right now.

Develop a positive mindset inside of you that you will make distinctions in the exam. These self-motivation propels you to study harder for your exams.

You are not a failure but a victor. Do not give up on your dreams of passing your SSCE exam.

Are you scared that you will fail a particular subject in your WAEC exam?

Let me know in the comment section so I can give you strategies to study and get success.

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