How to check WAEC GCE Results 2018

This is to advise every one of the 2018 WAEC GCE hopefuls that the outcomes are out. Perceive how to check WAEC GCE result in this post.

Investigation of competitors exhibitions, demonstrates that out of 109, 902 applicants that sat the examination, 39, 557 hopefuls acquired credits or more in at least five subjects including English Language and Mathematics, while 63,037 hopefuls speaking to 57.36% got credits in five subjects barring Mathematics and English.

The most effective method to check WAEC GCE 2018 Result

Hopefuls are to visit WAEC checker site: WAEC Result Checker

You will be required to enter your outcome checker PIN and Serial Number contained on the hopeful's photograph card gotten by every competitor amid enrollment for the examination,"

Submit to check your outcome

Prior Update on April/May WAEC Results

The West African Examination Council, WAEC has reported the aftereffects of April/May 2018 competitors. Hopefuls would now be able to check their WAEC results online on WAEC result checker site.

The 2018 WAEC result which hopefuls trusted will be discharged before June runs out has seen a smidgen of deferral. Be that as it may, WAEC kept the guarantee it made on its official Twitter handle, the outcomes will be discharged first seven day stretch of July.

Understudies exhibitions dependent on the as of late discharged WAEC result

858,424 hopefuls speaking to 54.59% got credits or more in at least five subjects including English Language yet without Mathematics.

786,016 hopefuls speaking to 49.98% got credits or more in least of five subjects including English Language and Mathematics.

In this class were 389,655 male and 396,361 female, speaking to 47.32% and 52.92% individually.

Instructions to check WAEC Results 2018 April/May applicants

Pursue the means above to check April/May WAEC result

Prior on WAEC Results for Private competitors

WAEC discharges the private competitors WAEC results. It would be ideal if you check your WAEC Results to see your execution.

The West African Examination Council, WAEC has discharged the outcomes for the WAEC test titled "Private Candidates" for the 2017/2018 bunch.

The following is outline of understudies execution in the test.

Talking at WAEC national office in Lagos, Head of Nigeria Office, Mr Olu Adenipekun, stated: "A sum of 11,721 applicants enlisted for the examination of which 11,307 competitors sat for the examination."

As per him, 8,113 applicants, speaking to 71.75 percent, got credits or more in two subjects.

He stated: "6,375 competitors, speaking to 56.38 percent acquired credits or more in three. 4,762 hopefuls, speaking to 42.12 percent, acquired credits or more in four. 3,263 hopefuls, speaking to 28.86 percent acquired credits or more in five. 2,010 hopefuls, speaking to 17.78 percent acquired credits or more in six."

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