BECE Home Mock for June Starts on Friday, Questions Uploaded To Dashboards
The management of Education-News Consult has announced the uploading of the question files for its June 2026 BECE Home Mock for candidates. According to the exam service provider, parents who have registered their wards for the first home mock would be BECE candidates who are currently in grade 8.
The BECE Home mock examination started in April 2022 and has helped over 5,000 students prepare for the BECE from home, while over 100,000 students have been enrolled in the same mock examination for school candidates. NGOs in education as well as churches and organizations have also used the mock service offered by Education-News Consult.
The home mock towards the 2027 BECE has also seen a reduction in prices resulting from improved and efficient service delivery systems via the new mock dashboard on the new website, skulmanager.com.
Since the introduction of the BECE Home Mock, candidates who take the examination have secured excellent BECE results ranging between 8 ones and an aggregate of 15. The 2026 BECE is expected to provide better results when WAEC releases the results. These are some of the reasons why parents need to enroll their wards for the starter mock, which takes off on Friday, June 12th.
The June Home Mock is the first foundation assessment for students in grade 8. The June mock is an important assessment that will be used to diagnose the strengths and weaknesses of all candidates taking the examination.
The examination will offer both parents and examiners of the consortium a way to know the weaknesses and strengths of the candidates across nine subjects.
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REGISTER YOUR WARD NOWAt the end of the examination, a subject-based report will be released by the consultant. This will serve as a blueprint to guide students, teachers, and examiners of the consortium in preparing and shaping candidates for the next BECE in 2026.
The BECE Home Mock for June, which starts on Friday, 12th June, will cover only Grade 8 topics described as basic knowledge by the Education-News Consult examination team.
Enrollment into the BECE Home Mock for June, 2026, is still in session. Parents can use this starter mock to give their students a good start since it will help them know the real challenges of their students before the academic year ends. Registration for the examination costs GHS80, and there are four (4) different packages that parents can choose from and pay for to get their wards on board.
How to Access the Examination Dashboard.
Parents who have already paid for the June examination are advised to visit skulmanager.com/Homemock/login and enter their phone numbers to access and download the question.
How to register for the BECE Home Mock for June
Parents and guardians who want to know the strengths and weaknesses of their grade 8 students using the mock can go to the registration page at >>>skulmanager.com/Homemock to learn more and register their wards.
Find out more about the BECE Home Mock here >>>BECE Home Mock for 2027 Candidates: Everything About Ghana’s No. 1 Home Mock
When the BECE Home Mock for June starts on June 12, it will serve as a key exercise for students registered for the exam.
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