Potential candidates for the 2021 Nov/Dec examination are seeking to know when the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) will commence registration for this year.
The information available to this portal shows WAEC would update the general public with the needed registration updates in due course.
The update from WAEC is expected to provide detailed information on the Start to End date for the 2021 Nov/Dec Registration.
Fees to be paid by candidates and the approved timetable.
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The 2021 Nov/Dec Examination is expected to be written after the WASSCE for school candidates, which starts in September and ends in October.
Per the current WAEC timetable 2021, BECE would be written in November. Students who want to sit the 2021 NOV/DEC are advised to continue to prepare for the examination.
Focusing on the preparation now while waiting patiently for WAEC to release registration details for the examination.
The 2020 edition of the NOV/DEC examination was held between November and December 2020.
We recommend [Exam and Study tips] as well as sampled WAEC questions on this portal for students.
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