Yes, many universities and polytechnics in Nigeria accept the combination of WAEC and NECO results, provided the grades meet the course requirements.
You will need to visit the nearest WAEC or NECO office with a sworn affidavit, passport photo, and a valid ID. They will guide you through the process of obtaining a replacement or certified statement of result.
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You will need your exam number, PIN, and exam year to check your result.
The scratch card (or e-PIN) costs between ₦500 to ₦1000 depending on the vendor and location. Always buy from an authorized source to avoid scams.
Corrections can be difficult. WAEC does not support name changes after result release. NECO might allow some corrections with legal backing like affidavits and supporting documents. Visit the official office for proper guidance.
WAEC SSCE is the school-based exam taken by students in SS3, while WAEC GCE is the private candidate exam for those not enrolled in secondary schools or repeating the exam independently.
No. Upgrading results is a scam. Both WAEC and NECO have warned against individuals or websites claiming to upgrade results. Avoid such frauds to protect your records.
They are valid for life. Once issued, they do not expire and can be used anytime for academic or job purposes.
Yes. You may need to apply for a WAEC “attestation of results” or verification, which can be sent directly to foreign institutions through WAEC International Office.
WAEC typically releases results 45 days after the last paper. NECO usually releases results within 60 days. Always check their official websites for announcements.