
The 2020 WASSCE withheld results of candidates who took the examination is yet to be brought to finality.
Interview with WAEC Representative on 2020 WASSCE withheld results
A West African Examinations Council representative in an interview with Okyere Darko George revealed that the council after concluding the investigation into various examination malpractice cases will release withheld results of candidates who sat for WASSCE 2020.
The investigation process will however not take longer than 1 month however, WAEC is yet to specify any date for the release of the results.
According to our findings, the said results will be released in batches. When the 2020 examination results were released, WEAC withheld the results of more than 60,000 candidates from 122 Senior High Schools for alleged examination infractions.
Per the information available, some of these examination malpractices were detected during the examination, and whiles marking of scripts was going on. These called for the need to investigate the scripts.
“When your results are still withheld after an abnormal period you may be called to the WAEC office in your region or at the WAEC-Ghana headquarters in Accra to make a statement concerning the examination malpractice”, the WAEC official told our correspondent Okyere Darko George.
According to him, some results of candidates are released one week after the conclusion of the investigation adding that “but in some cases, it takes a longer period of time depending on how serious the malpractice is”.
Illegal WASSCE results upgrade
Free SHS students whose results are out but not good enough and those whose results have been withheld are advised to keep calm and not be tempted to engage in any criminality such as upgrading of WASSCE results.
READ: 2020 Nov/Dec Results Release Date – WAEC Gives Hint
Any attempt to engage in this illegality that WAEC has come out to caution the general public about should be avoided. The best and legal way to upgrade your WASSCE grades to prepare and sit the NOV/DEC examination.
Source: Ghanaeducation.org