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What Is The Difference Between Waec Gce First And Second Series

Waec gce first series is taking place by January of each year. while Waec gce second series is taking place around Nov/Dev of each year.

ABOUT WAEC GCE

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) began conducting two series of the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for Private Candidates in 2018. The

Waec GCE First Series for 2023 will be conducted in February, 2023.

WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2023 – First Series would be an urban-based examination. It is intended to help candidates, who have deficiencies in their WASSCE results, bridge

the gap. Nineteen (19) subjects would be available for the examination. Prospective candidates are advised to visit the Council’s corporate website –www.waecnigeria.org to confirm

available examination towns and subjects before obtaining the registration PIN.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR WAEC GCE 2023 FIRST SERIES EXAM

Registration for WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2023 – First Series will be online. After obtaining the Registration PIN, candidates should log on to www.waeconline.org.ng for

registration. Candidates should also note that the registration procedure has been designed to accommodate biometric features that will be used for validation at the examination

centres.

WAEC GCE 2023 REGISTRATION PERIOD

The registration period is from Monday, December 19, 2022 to Monday, January 9, 2023.

MODE OF PAYMENT

Candidates are expected to pay a non-refundable registration fee of Eighteen Thousand Naira (N18, 000) only, at branches of any of the following banks or any of the WAEC

Registration centres or accredited agents and obtain the Registration PIN and Information VCD:

• 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 Nig. Ltd Polaris Bank Ltd Union Bank of Nigeria Plc Zenith Bank Plc
• First City Monument Bank Plc

In addition, candidates will be required to pay five hundred naira (N500.00) commission to the banks/accredited agents.

Candidates can also explore any of the following cashless payment channels to procure registration token with credit/debit card.

• 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 Kudi

 WALK-IN-CANDIDATES

Candidates, who wish to register for the examination after the close of entries may be accommodated as “Walk-in-Candidates”, provided they register not less than twenty four hours to

the scheduled time of the paper(s) they intend to write. The “Walk-in-Candidates” fee is Thirty Thousand, Five hundred Naira (N30, 500.00) only.

CANDIDATES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Candidates with special needs will also register online like other candidates but they must clearly state their impairments e.g. visual, low vision, spastic, speech, hard to hear,

etc.

WHERE TO REGISTER FOR WAEC GCE 2023

Candidates can visit accredited banks, cybercafés, WAEC offices and “WAEC REGISTRATION POINTS” nearest to them for PIN purchase and registration.

COMPLETION OF REGISTRATION

Candidates MUST conclude registration within two weeks of first access to the website during the registration period. They should ensure that their names, gender, passport

photographs, dates of birth and subjects are correct. They are also to print the Admission Notice, as evidence of successful registration, which will serve as identification

during the examination. The Result Checker PIN will also be on the Admission Notice.

The acceptable fingerprint Scanner is UareU digitalPersona fingerprint device.

GENERAL INFORMATION

(1) Candidates should view the Information VCD before they register for the examination.

(2) Candidates should note that registration fee is not refundable.

(3) Candidates should continue to check the website for the examination Timetable.

(4) Entries must be uploaded with passport photographs captured with digital cameras. The specification of the digital camera should be Microsoft HD 3000. The passport

photographs must be of good quality BLACK & WHITE OR COLOUR (JPEG File only, 275 by 314 pixels with 72 dbi resolution) and with a CONTRASTING

BACKGROUND. There must be no obstructive items. Please note that the submission of a defaced or a poor quality photograph by a candidate would automatically

invalidate the entry of the candidate. For further details, visit: www.waecnigeria.org

(5) Candidates should study the Regulations and Syllabuses for the examination which they can download from WAEC website (www.waeconline.org.ng) using the Registration PIN.

(6) Candidates must go to the examination halls in mufti and without arms. No professional uniform of any kind will be allowed in the examination halls.

(7) The entire results of candidates who sit the examination in more than one centre will be cancelled.

(8) Smoking is not allowed in the examination hall.

(9) Any candidate that comes into the examination hall with mobile phone(s) and /or any other electronic gadget(s) will have his or her entire results cancelled.

(10) Candidates must ensure that their entries are correctly completed before uploading as the Council will not be held responsible for errors in candidates’ particulars.

Request for amendments will NOT BE entertained on any information which a candidate voluntarily gives at the point of registration,

(11) Candidates must come into the examination hall with their original Admission Notice.

(12) Candidates who engage in examination malpractice will not only have their results cancelled, but may be prosecuted.

(13) Candidates must ensure they provide valid email and telephone number(s) during registration.

(14) All candidates MUST be prepared to observe all COVID-19 Regulations.

NOTE: Fees paid are NOT refundable under any circumstance.

PATRICK E. AREGHAN, FCGP

HEAD OF NATIONAL OFFICE

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Best Guides on How to Pass WAEC GCE 2023 Exam

1. Locate A Coworker

Reading is made faster and more enjoyable by team members because they can read aloud to you while you take notes and explain what you have read. This eliminates the need for you to read through the entire topic because someone else will be doing the lecturing.

2. Be Your Own Assessor

Setting questions for yourself periodically will help you prepare for the task at hand by seeing how well you can recall everything you’ve read.

3. Concentrate on Subjects You Can Attempt

If you aren’t able to read everything, read extensively in the areas you can, making sure to cover all aspect of the subject. Make sure you have read that topic and are prepared to respond to any questions that might be posed on it.

4. Eliminate Distractions

Cut off from your friends, social media, games, and everything else that can hinder your progress or take up more of your time. Cut off contact with anyone, anything, or anywhere that could keep you going while now having nothing to do with your goal (which is to pass).

5. Start working

Half the battle is won by having faith in your abilities; the next step is to start working. All hands on deck, get ready to pass, look up subjects you couldn’t discuss, read between the lines, and keep reading. Know what my father said back then, “burn midnight candle,” and I did just that. I won’t say it was all enjoyable; there were some challenging days as well, but keep going and keep reading.

6. Go through past questions

Use the checklist provided by previous questions. Every year, the same questions come up. If you’re lucky, you might get one of the previous years’ questions, but overall, read to learn and read to be prepared.

Fortunately, the exam follows the same format as the SSCE you just completed, so if you had adhered to the questions and format, you would have known how to proceed.

7. Set aside The Fables

The simplest way to fail is to approach your study with the mindset that you can’t pass; otherwise, why bother studying for the tests when you’re so confident you won’t pass?

People often say, “You’re not the first, you’re not going to make it, you’ll need to pass through illicit means,” when candidates are getting ready for the exam.

It all depends on whether you believe them. If you don’t, you’ll do whatever it takes to achieve, and that is the “I can do it” mindset that you need to nurture.

8. Recognize how GCE Works

The GCE exam is typically administered by WAEC, as was already mentioned, and it isn’t much different from the SSCE, so in order to pass, prepare more thoroughly than you did for the SSCE, be familiar with the procedure, comprehend the exam format, and use the syllabus to help you identify the topics to pay attention to.

9. Read, East And Sleep

Finally, eating healthily benefits both the body and the brain. You cannot read and write on an exam while your body is in pain, so eat. Also, get adequate sleep, but keep in mind that reading is also an important part of passing the exam.

WAEC GCE FAQ

Is GCE form out for 2023?

Yes, Waec gce form for 2023 is out since December 19, 2022.

Has registration for GCE 2023 started?

Waec gce first series 2023 registration commenced on Monday, December 19, 2022 and it will end on Monday, January 9, 2023.

How many times is GCE written in a year?

Waec gce is written twice in a year and its divided in to two, Waec gce first series and waec gce second Series. GCE first series comes around January to February, While the second series comes around November/December

How much is GCE form 2023?

GCE form for 2023 exam cost N18,000 Only.

Is WAEC GCE registration still on for 2023?

Yes, waec gce registration for 2023 is still on going

How many types of GCE do we have?

We have 2 types of gce, Jan/Feb gce and Nov/Dec gce.