2025WASSCE is near and these are the best steps and ways to score an ‘A’ in both Core Mathematics and English Language.
Less than 15% of candidates get five or more credits, including English and Mathematics, according to a recent West African Examinations Council result, which is the minimum criteria for admission to universities.
In fact, most students in West Africa must retake their tests each year because they did poorly on the first attempt in English or mathematics.
Here are some test-taking strategies to help you succeed on the Wassce math and English exams:
Begin super final revision early: Begin now and start solving all past WASSCE questions.
Break up the review content into manageable chunks.
Smaller morsels of information will be easier for you to focus on and remember than larger ones.
Sign up for revision groups: As the saying goes, a problem shared is a problem halved.
Your group friends can be a sounding board for ideas, and you will gain from helping others.
If you join an online revision forum today, you can study with people from all over West Africa if you have access to the Internet.
I read a lot: You can only do this if you want to increase your vocabulary and write better.
Utilize past questions: Compare your responses to the model solutions as you practice answering previous questions.
Demonstrate your work: Make it a practice to explain how you arrived at your conclusions.
This rule applies to both English and subjects like math where you should summarize the main ideas for an essay before writing it.
Follow your development: Try to either mark your former papers or ask a buddy to do it for you.
Record the grades, then compare them to the results you receive when you retake the same paper.
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