We've included instructions on "How to Apply for BECE/WASSCE Remarking" in this post to assist you.Candidates and other stakeholders in WAEC-administered exams can request or ask for their scripts to be remarked.
Candidates who are displeased with the results released have requested commenting.
Remarking requests can be made to WAEC if a candidate has grounds to believe the results should have been better than what has been revealed for him or her. Candidates must be completely confident in themselves before selecting for commenting, as they will be charged for each course or subject remarked.Candidates for the 2021 BECE exam, whose results were revealed on February 28, 2022, are currently complaining on social media and pleading with WAEC to annotate their scripts.
Some candidates are oddly implying that their scripts were not even marked, and that remarking is required to defend them.
The truth is that WAEC has well-defined procedures for applicants who are unhappy with their own performance and want to double-check the marking and marks issued.
Requests for re-marking of any WAEC-administered exam must be submitted within two months (60 days) after the exam results being released.Students who want their scripts noted for the BECE 2021 results, which will be issued in February 2022, must request for commenting before April 30, 2022.
How to submit an application for BECE/WASSCE remarking after taking a WAEC exam.
What can disgruntled students who are looking for feedback do?
A candidate who is dissatisfied with his or her BECE, WASSCE, or other WAEC Examination results can request re-marking from the Council.
"If the candidate writes any of the private candidates' examinations, this can be done by the candidate himself, or by the candidate's school if the candidate sits the examination as a school candidate."If the candidate writes any of the private candidate's examinations, this can be done by the candidate himself, or by the candidate's school if the candidate sits the examination as a school candidate.
Follow the steps below to have your BECE result marked.
1. School candidates should file complaints with their respective school heads where they sat for the exam, whereas private candidates should file complaints with the nearest WAEC offices in the city where the exam was held.
2. A non-refundable fee of 146.33 Ghanaian Cedis [Reviewed Periodically] must be deposited (paid) before complaints are filed with the WAEC Office for School Candidates, and the same deposit must be made before complaints are accepted for Private Candidates.3. Both candidates seeking Exam Script Remarking should be aware that all complaints must be received 60 days after the results are released; otherwise, no action will be taken.
If the Exam Scripts are marked and it is determined that the problem was caused by the Exam Body, the non-refundable fee will be returned and the affected candidate will get an apology.The Examination Body also has the authority to accept or reject the Examination Script Remarking Complaint.
The WAEC Senior Deputy Registrar/Head of Test Administration Division must receive all Exam Script Remarking Requests.
Candidates who are unhappy with their results can begin the commenting process at this time.
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