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WAEC GCE Second Series Registration: 2024

WAEC GCE Second Series Registration: 2024. Registration for the WAEC GCE 2024 Second Series has officially commenced. This guide provides detailed information on how to register for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for private candidates, including requirements, fees, and steps for a successful application.

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Registration Information

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🗓️ Dates8th July – 11th October 2024
💰 Fee₦27,000 + ₦500
📝 Test OptionsCB-WASSCE, Pen and Paper
🌐 RegistrationOnline
🆔 RequirementNational Identification Number (NIN)
📷 Photo SpecificationsJPEG, 275×314 pixels
🕵️ Special NeedsSpecify impairments
🧾 CompletionPrint Admission Notice

Registration Details and Fees

Registration Period:

  • Start Date: July 8, 2024
  • End Date: October 11, 2024 (last day to obtain the PIN)
  • Final Registration Deadline: Biometrics and online registration must be completed by 11:59 p.m. on October 13, 2024.

Registration Fee:

  • Total Fee: ₦27,000 (non-refundable) + ₦500 bank commission.

Payment Locations:

Candidates can make payments 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 made at WAEC Registration Centres and through accredited agents.

Cashless Payment Options:

Tokens can be obtained using credit or debit cards via the following services:

  • 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

How to Apply for the 2024 WAEC GCE: Step-by-Step Registration Process

  1. Obtain Registration PIN: After paying the registration fee, you will receive a Registration PIN.
  2. Online Registration:
  3. National Identification Number (NIN): Ensure you have your NIN available for the registration process.
  4. Special Needs Candidates:
    • If you have special needs, specify your impairment (e.g., visual, low vision, spastic, speech, hard of hearing) during the online registration.
  5. Complete Registration:
    • Finish your registration within two weeks of first accessing the website during the registration period.
    • Verify your personal details (name, gender, passport photo, date of birth, and subjects).
    • Print the Admission Notice as proof of registration, which will include the Result Checker PIN.

Important Requirements and Information

  • Fingerprint Scanner: Use the UareU digitalPersona fingerprint scanner for biometric validation.
  • Examination Choice: Candidates can opt for either CB-WASSCE or Pen and Paper Test.
  • Mock Examination: Online mock exams will be available. Details will be communicated via SMS, email, and social media.
  • Non-Refundable Fee: The registration fee is strictly non-refundable.
  • Examination Timetable: Regularly check the WAEC website for updates on the exam timetable.
  • Passport Photograph:
    • Use a Microsoft HD 3000 digital camera for your photo.
    • Acceptable formats: black and white or color JPEG, 275×314 pixels, 72 dpi resolution, with a size limit of 7kb to 15kb.

Examination Day Requirements

  • Dress Code: Wear mufti; professional uniforms are not permitted.
  • Prohibited Items: Weapons and electronic gadgets, including mobile phones, are strictly forbidden in the exam hall.
  • Accuracy of Information: Ensure that all registration details are accurate, as amendments will not be allowed after registration.
  • Original Photocard: Bring the original Photocard to the examination hall.
  • Malpractice Consequences: Any form of malpractice will result in cancellation of results, and candidates may face prosecution.
  • Contact Information: Provide accurate email and telephone numbers during registration for effective communication.

Ensure that all information is correct and adhere to the guidelines provided to avoid issues during registration and the examination process. Good luck with your registration!

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