The West Africa Exams Council responsible for the conduct of national and international exams in the country has served a notice to all 2022 BECE candidates ahead of the release of BECE results.

In a post sighted by Ghanaeducation.org, WAEC said some fraudsters who claim to have access to its database contact candidates with the promise of “upgrading” their results for a fee payable through mobile money transfers.

“The Management of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) wishes to alert its publics to the activities of certain persons who introduce themselves as workers of WAEC and also claim to have access to its results database.

These fraudsters contact prospective candidates with the promise of “upgrading” their results for a fee payable through mobile money transfers. We urge the public and students to desist from that” the Council cautioned.

“Institutions and organisations are advised to confirm or verify results presented to them directly from the Council or access the confirmation/verification service online at https://www.waecgh.org,” the Examinations Council added.

All BECE candidates are advised that there is nothing like results upgrade.

WHEN WILL THE 2022 BECE RESULTS BE RELEASED

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has announced that it will release the results for the 2022 BECE for School and Private Candidates on January 2023.

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A statement from the Council entreated the general public to disregard reports that the results had been released.

“The Council urges the public to disregard all information circulating on social media indicating that the results have been released, among others. The target date for the release of results for the BECE for both School and Private Candidates, 2022 is Wednesday, 25th January 2023.”

It also added that investigations had been launched into alleged irregularities and malpractices that occurred during and after the conduct of the examination.

“Investigations are ongoing into examination irregularity cases detected during and after the conduct of the examination.”

The Council further appealed to the affected schools and candidates to urgently collaborate with the investigations in order to meet the January 25 release date.

“For a quick resolution of malpractice cases, the Council appeals to affected school authorities and candidates to respond with dispatch to its invitation. Candidates are informed that their refusal to honour such invitations shall not impede the Council from making a final determination on the cases in question.”

The public, especially “parents and candidates” were also admonished to “remain calm as the Council works toward the release of the results.”

Written by Ghana Education News Editorial Staff

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