How to Pass 2025 BECE and 2025 WASSCE: 5 Special Tips for Serious Students Only

You might be wondering why the title says, “How to Pass the 2025 BECE and 2025 WASSCE,” depending on whether you are in Basic 9 or SHS3. By the end of this post, you’ll understand that passing these exams demands working smart, starting early, and implementing special tips that can significantly boost your performance.

Whether a student in JHS3 or SHS3 passes the 2025 BECE or WASSCE depends on several factors. One of the most impactful factors is what the candidate starts doing six, five, or four months before the actual examination.

In this educational, informative, and strategic post, we will share special tips for passing the 2025 BECE and 2025 WASSCE. These tips are for serious students only. If you are not determined to pass your exams, reading this will be a waste of time. If you read and fail to implement these tips, you’re worse off than someone who never saw this post.

Teachers and parents will also find this post very useful in guiding students to aim for excellent performance through wise choices, actions, and decisions.

How to Pass the 2025 BECE and 2025 WASSCE for Serious Students Only

1. Take Your Mock Examinations Seriously, and Avoid Chasing “Apor”

In Ghana, some students focus on finding leaked exam questions (“apor”) even during mock exams.

How can you test yourself effectively if you’re fixated on finding leaked questions? Some students even contact the Education-News Consult Team, asking for mock apor like:
“Can I get the Best Brain Mock for January?” or “Do you have this mock or that mock?”

Relying on such methods means your results will not reflect your true readiness. Memorizing answers to pass mocks won’t help you excel in the final exam. Instead:

• Study diligently and polish your question-answering skills.
• Revise and prepare well to understand the material, not just to pass mocks.

2. Review All Mock Questions You Attempted in Exams

If WAEC asks a question in the final exam that appeared in your mock but you didn’t answer during the mock, how would you feel? Likely disappointed because you missed a valuable opportunity to learn.

Here’s how to avoid this mistake:

• After each mock, resolve all questions you didn’t attempt during the exam.
• Identify your weak areas based on these questions and revise those topics thoroughly.
• Ensure that you’re prepared for any question WAEC might throw your way.

READ: Examination Passing Strategies and Study Tips For Serious Students

3. Study with Serious Students and Take Your Studies Seriously

Preparing for BECE or WASSCE is no casual activity. Surround yourself with like-minded peers who are serious about passing.

Tips for effective group studies:

• Share knowledge: Teach each other difficult topics.
• Ask and answer questions: Create a habit of open discussions.
• Teach others: Explaining concepts to classmates reinforces your understanding.

READ: 2025 BECE Mock Questions: Buy 3 Mocks for Your School and Wards

4. Create and Follow a Personal Study Timetable

A personal timetable ensures you remain organized and consistent in your studies.

• Avoid scheduling more than one calculation-based subject on the same day.
• Prioritize challenging subjects and topics in your routine.
• Stick to your timetable to maintain steady progress.

READ: Download 2024 BECE Mock Questions and Answers (Free)

5. Study Smart, Not Just Hard

To study effectively:

• Use acronyms, diagrams, and mind maps to simplify complex topics.
• Take regular breaks: Study for an hour, then rest for 10-15 minutes.
• Utilize available resources like examhall.org for free online mocks, tests, and study materials.

The tips shared in this post, “How to Pass the 2025 BECE and 2025 WASSCE: Special Tips for Serious Students Only,” are just the beginning of a series of effective strategies that I have personally used from JHS to tertiary education. They worked for me, and they will work for you if you use them consistently.

READ: Tips for Passing BECE and WASSCE examination (VIDEO)

Start preparing early and make steady progress over time. These tips will help you excel in your exams. If you’re a smart student or want to be one, take action now. Otherwise, feel free to ignore this advice.