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WAEC reopens 2018 Nov Dec registration.

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has opened a short notice registration from Wednesday July 17th- July 31st  for the 2018 WASSCE for private candidates.
This is to allow candidates who are not satisfied with their recently released WASSCE results to resit the exam.
Student who are currently in school can also register and try their hands on the exam.
           
                 HOW TO REGISTER
The registration for the exam is strictly online, it is however done manually for some WAEC accredited institutions.
interested candidates can register for the exam at any accredited internet café,
Candidates are to first capture their finger prints to commence registration.
After your finger prints have been captured, you can now create an account by providing your email address and a password.
You can then proceed to registration providing your Bio data (personal details)
and subject selection,
You would have to upload your scanned photograph and signature.
Make sure the information provided are correct before you submit because you cannot make any changes upon submission.
An invoice will be generated for you to print and proceed to the bank to make payment.
NOTE: your registration is not valid until the appropriate fees has been paid
               Below are the subject fees

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