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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results of candidates who sat for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for Private Candidates, Second Series.
A total of 41,767 candidates took part in the examination. Out of this number, 20,036 were males and 24,501 were females. The figure also includes 16 visually impaired and seven hearing-impaired candidates. However, 2,422 registered candidates were absent.
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In a statement signed by the Head of Public Affairs, John Kapi, WAEC gave a breakdown of performance in the four core subjects.
According to the Council, 67.43 percent of candidates obtained grades A1 to C6 in English Language. In Mathematics, 49.84 percent passed. For Integrated Science, 35 percent obtained grades A1 to C6, while 81.21 percent passed Social Studies.
The statement also showed that in English Language, 11.25 percent had D7, 10.28 percent scored E8, and 11.04 percent obtained F9. In Mathematics, 11.05 percent had D7, 11.42 percent scored E8, and 27.69 percent had F9. For Integrated Science, 14.76 percent had D7, 18.24 percent scored E8, and 32 percent obtained F9. In Social Studies, 4.64 percent had D7, 3.72 percent scored E8, and 10.42 percent had F9.
