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The official website of Ghana’s West Africa Examination Council (WAEC), www.waecgh.org has been hacked by some cybercriminals.

 

All education-related content on the website has been erased and replaced with gambling contents as shown in the picture below.

WAEC website hacked

In 2017, similar issue happened where all educational contents were replaced with other stuffs ahead of the release of the results.

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ā€œOur systems have been hacked and fake results have been posted to our servers. Our cyber security team is currently working on the problem,ā€ the purported statement to have been issued by management.

Technical team of WAEC is currently working tirelessly to restore the website.

This comes few days after WAEC began the marking of the 2023 BECE and WASSCE scripts. The marking process, as outlined in the schedule, will take a period of two weeks. This means, the 2023 BECE scripts will be marked completely on Monday, 23rd October 2023.Ā  During this period, the examiners will apply their expertise to assess the papers submitted by the 600,714 candidates who took part in the examination.

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2023 BECE Grading System.

The BECE Grading system has been designed in a way that there is nothing like ‘Fail’ on the result slip of candidates. Unlike the WASSCE which shows ‘FAIL’ for marks less than 35, BECE shows LOWEST grade. This clearly means that there is nothing like fail in BECE.

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Below is the grading system for the 2033 BECE.

  1. 90-100 is graded as 1. It is the HIGHESTĀ grade in the grading system.
  2. 80-89, the second category in this classification is graded as 2, GRADE A. it is denoted asĀ HIGHER.
  3. 70-79, is grade 3, a B+ and is described asĀ HIGH.
  4. 60 -69 is grade 4, GRADE B, described asĀ HIGH AVERAGE.
  5. 55 – 60 is GRADE C+, classified as 5 and described asĀ AVERAGE.
  6. LOW AVERAGEĀ is a description of marks falling between 50-54 and GRADE C; number 6 in the grading system.
  7. Any mark ranging between 40-49 is considered as GRADE D+ and number 7; described asĀ LOW
  8. 35-39 is GRADE E which is number 8, described asĀ LOWERĀ in the Stanine grading system.
  9. GRADE F, 9 characterized by 9 is theĀ LOWEST grade, which falls between 0-34

WAEC sometimes uses the Stanine grading system for BECE. It is norm-referenced, meaning, the result’s architecture is pre-determined. Under Stanine, the % of candidates who will obtain Grade 1-9 is virtually fixed, so you must justify your inclusion into that percentage.

2023 BECE RELEASE DATE

It is expected that the 2023 BECE results will be released in late November , 2023 or early December, 2023.

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Rexford Dede Baah-Nyarkoh

Rexford Dede Baah-Nyarkoh, popularly known as Rexbank, is a freelance blogger in Ghana, covering all trending, entertainment, politics and lifestyle news in Ghana and beyond.

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