How to Check National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) 2024 Results Online: The National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) result for 2024, facilitating admissions into JSS1 of the Federal Unity Colleges, is now available. This marks a pivotal moment for many Nigerian students aiming to enter one of the 104 unity schools across the nation. Conducted by the National Examination Council (NECO), the NCEE is a key step in the academic journey of these young learners.
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| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Year | 2024 |
| Schools | Federal Unity Colleges |
| How to Check | Online Portal Guide |
| Portal URL | results.neco.gov.ng |
| Statistics | Top Score: 203, Low: 1 |
| Malpractice | 52 cases reported |
| Admission | Criteria: Merit, Equality |
| Conducted | Nigeria, Benin, Togo |
Accessing the NCEE Results Online
Checking the results online is simple and can be done by following these steps:
- Visit the NECO results portal.
- Select the exam year, which is 2024.
- Choose the exam type, i.e., National Common Entrance Examination.
- Enter your registration number in the provided field.
- Click on the “Check Result” button to view the result.
NCEE Result Highlights
Dr. Yusuf Sununu, the Minister of State for Education, announced the results during a news conference in Abuja. Here are some key points from the announcement:
- Highest Score: One candidate achieved the highest mark of 203 out of a possible 210.
- Participation: Out of 71,291 registered candidates, 66,931 sat for the exam, while 4,360 were absent.
- Lowest Score: Thirteen candidates received the lowest score of one.
- Examination Malpractice: A total of 52 candidates (two from Lagos State and 50 from Rivers State) were involved in examination malpractice.
- Federal Government Academy (FGA) Examination: Out of 2,649 registered candidates, 2,336 sat for the exam, and 313 were absent. The highest score was 180, and the lowest was five.
Admission Criteria
The selection criteria for Federal Unity Colleges remain unchanged, focusing on:
- Merit (60%)
- Equality of State (30%)
- Exigency (10%)
Dr. Sununu urged the Senior Secondary Education Department to ensure timely completion of all admission processes in line with these criteria.
Government’s Commitment
Dr. Sununu assured Nigerian parents that the government is committed to improving infrastructural development, feeding, and teacher quality in Federal Unity Colleges, ensuring effective teaching and learning environments.
The NCEE was conducted on June 1, 2024, in Nigeria, Benin Republic, and Togo, reflecting its broad reach and significance.
For more details and to check your results, visit the NECO results portal.
