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Final 2025 WASSCE Timetable Out, Download Here As Exam Starts 5th August

Ghana Education News August 3, 2025

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The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has released the final 2025 WASSCE timetable for the secondary school leaving examination for Ghanaian students. The examination will be written over a period of 46 days. Per the timetable, the WASSCE exam starts on Tuesday, 5th August, and ends on Friday, 19th September 2025.

According to WAEC, where there is a difference in time on the question paper and timetable, then the duration indicated on the question paper should be used.

Before downloading the final 2025 WASSCE timetable, take note of the following.

Use the final timetable to design or create your personal revision timetable for the examination.
Use the timetable to plan your daily routines and ensure that you create time for useful relaxation.
Do not overstudy, or do not study for long hours without breaks.
When studying, use active learning skills and practice exactly what you will be doing in the exam hall.
Ensure that your timetable also has group study sessions in it.
Teach others what you have learned and create space for such activities in your personal timetable.

Question papers are to be given out in advance of the dates they are to be taken.

(1) General Knowledge-In-Art Paper 3: The question paper for General Knowledge-In-Art 3 will be given to candidates two weeks before the paper is due to be taken.

(2) Project Work Papers: The question papers for project work for Basketry, Graphic Design, Leatherwork, Ceramics, Sculpture, picture making, and textiles jewellery will be forwarded to candidates two weeks in advance of the examination. The exact date for the delivery of question papers to candidates will be
communicated to them through their schools.

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3. Extra time for candidates with visual impairment and hearing impairment. Visually impaired and hearing impaired candidates should be allowed one and half times the time allotted to other candidates.