If you or your child wrote BECE in 2023, you will be eager to know the exact release date of the results, how to easily check online and more.
After WAEC conducted the Basic Education Certificate Exam, the candidates are now officially done with junior high school awaiting their results to enter senior high. WAEC on the other hand continue their work with marking and grading of the exam.
When will the 2023 BECE results come out? According to WAEC prospects, the 2023 BECE results should be out in November 2023. This will help candidates and parents in preparing for senior high school. The results will be available on the WAEC eResults Portal.
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WAEC use a minimum of 45 days to mark and grade the Basic Education Certificate Exam.
The grading system for BECE is designed by WAEC to categorise the performance of BECE candidates per subject. This helps in computing the total aggregate for a candidate.
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Below is a full breakdown of the various marks and their respective grades and interpretations.
| Intepretation | Grade | Percentage Score |
|---|---|---|
| Excellent | A1 | 75% – 100% |
| Very good | B2 | 70% – 74% |
| Good | B3 | 65%- 69% |
| Credit | C4 | 60% – 64% |
| Credit | C5 | 55% – 59% |
| Credit | C6 | 50% – 54% |
| Pass | D7 | 45% – 49% |
| Pass | E8 | 40% – 45% |
| Failure | F9 | 0% – 44% |
Who marks the Basic Education Certificate Exams? WAEC hire the service of selected teachers to take on the role of marking and grading the examination. These teachers are selected from various parts of the country and carefully assigned to various regions to avoid being biased.
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