The several instances of examination fraud that plagued the recently concluded 2023 BECE exam have been broken down by WAEC. Exam officials expressed alarm over widespread cheating in the 2023 BECE, putting 22,270 applicants’ subject results at risk of being cancelled. According to WAEC, there was a gender balance in the examination’s participation, and the official WAEC website provides access to provisional results. LISTEN CAUTION: Get your daily fix of breaking news on-the-go by subscribing to YEN’s WhatsApp channel! 22,270 applicants who took part in the 2023 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) will have their subject results revoked, according to information released by the West African Examination Council (WAEC). This is because there may have been widespread cheating. The testing organisation stated in a statement that the results are being examined and that the choice of whether to reveal or cancel them would depend on the findings of continuing inquiries. Minister of Education; Facebook On the official WAEC website, www.waecgh.org, candidates from both public and private schools can now view the tentative results for the 2023 BECE.
