Did you know that WASSCE and BECE are always marked and rounded to 70%? What then happens to the 30% which seems to have been deducted from your marks?

Well, it’s quite simple. Over the years, WAEC always give credit to academic activities in our various senior and junior high schools. The exercises, homeworks, end of term exams and project works all form part of the final assessment.

If you get grade A1 in WASSCE or BECE, it doesn’t mean you had that grade solely in the WASSCE or BECE, but rather all class assessments such the homeworks and the exercises formed part of such grade.
The grading for the WASSCE (SC) and BECE (SC) is 70% external examination score and 30% continuous assessment score.

How Can Students Get The Remaining 30% Since WASSCE And BECE Are Marked Out Of 70%

Since WASSCE and BECE are marked out of 70%, then candidates should make sure they get the remaining 30% from the senior and junior high schools they attended. Paying attention in class and taking part in all class assignments will give you a perfect grade in the external exams.
One may perform poorly in the external examinations but if such student has a better grade in the school assessment, it will be very difficult for such student to fail in the exams.

The 2023 WASSCE and BECE is set to take place on July 31 and August 7 respectively. Registration portas for both examination are almost closed.

WAEC is likely to ask questions in the following areas or topics under each subjects for WASSCE candidates. Candidates should master these areas and learn other areas as well.

CORE MATHEMATICS

1. Sets and binary operation

2. Modular arithmetic

3. Statistics & Probability

4. Logarithm and indices

5. Mensuration 1&2

6. Business mathematics [profit loss, depression, ratio]

7. Trigonometry

8. Bearing and vectors

9. Simultaneous equations.

10. Matrix and coordinate geometry (equation of a line)

11. Logic Reasoning

12. Transformation

13. Quadratic graphs, quadratics & functions

14. Series & Sequence

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SOCIAL STUDIES

THE ENVIRONMENT

1. Adolescent reproductive

2. The institution of marriage

3. Responsible parenthood

4. Education and social change

5. Physical environment and environmental challenges, our culture, and national identity.

GOVERNANCE, POLITICS, AND STABILITY

1. Constitution, democracy, and Nation Building

2. Ghana and the Internationally Community

3. Leadership and fellowship

4. Right and responsibilities

SOCIAL & ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT

1. The youth and national development

2. Work, productivity, and Entrepreneurship

3. Population Growth and Development

4. Promoting National Socio-economic Development.

INTEGRATED SCIENCE

1. Cells

2. Transports in plants

3. Acids, bases and salts

4. Diseases

5. lonic and covalent bonding

6. Machine

7. Chemical compounds and IUPAC names

8. Friction

9. Photosynthesis

10. Dentition and digestion in mammals

11. Skeleton of mammals

12. Crops production

13. Force and motion

14. Electrical/Heat

15. Ecosystem

16. Evolution, Variation, and inheritance

ELECTIVE MATHEMATICS

COMPULSORY

1. Correlation & Regression

2. Binary operations

3. Functions & Partial fraction

4. Binomial expansion

5. Logarithms/Indices

6. Polynomial

7. Basic calculus

8. Circle theorem

9. Matrix

10. Sequence and Series

OPTIONAL

Statistics (Probability, combination permutation)

700 Vectors & Mechanism

700 Kinematics

100 Calculus (differentiation & integrate

BIOLOGY

1. Microscopy, Biological drawing

2. Cell 1 & 2 as a unit

3. Biology and industry.

4. Humans and their environment

5. Genetic, variation, and ecology

6. Food and nutrition

7. Ecosystem.

8. Excretion/skeletal/respiration

9. Plant anatomy

10. Transport system

11. Paramecium, tilapia, foul, moses, fern, etc.

PHYSICS

1. Dimensional analysis

2. Properties of matter

3. Motion and forces

4. Electronics (the latter part)

5. Planets and gravitation

6. Current electricity and AC

7. Properties of waves (light)

8. Specific heat capacity

9. Atomic and nuclear physics

GEOGRAPHY

PHYSICAL/HUMAN/REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY

1. Settlement and population

2. Element of map international & maps

3. Vegetation (agricultural system)

4. The planetary system

5. Element of weather and climate

6. The hydrosphere

6. Statistical maps & Diagrams

7. ECOWAS

PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY

Statistical maps and Diagrams

~Map interpretation
•Map reading & interpretation

CHEMISTRY

1. Structures of the Atom

2. Standard Separation Techniques for Mixtures

3. Periodic chemistry

4. Chemical Bonds

5. Stoichiometry and Chemicals

6. Reactions

7. States of Matter

8. Energy and energy changes acids, Bases, and Salts, Solubility of Substances, Chemical Kinetic and equilibrium Systems

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

1. Globalization & Economic integration

2. Role of government in the economy

3. Finance Financial institutions

4. Legal Environment of Business

5. Nature of Management

6. Management Information Technology

7. Functions of Management

8. Entrepreneurship Small Business

ECONOMICS

1. The concept of production and time period

2. Demand and Supply analysis

3. Public Finance

4. Price & Planning Theory

6. International Economic organization

7. Agricultural

8. Utility or Equilibrium

9. Economic Growth and Development

10. National Income Accounting

11. Industrialization

12. Population

COST ACCOUNTING

1. Marginal

2. Standard costing

3. Joh costing

4. Control Account

5. Budget And Budgetary Account

6. Elements of costing

7. Contracts Costing

8. Accounting for Labour

9. Overhead Analysis SHEET Break-even analysis

7. Political Party -Party System

8. AU, UNO & AIMS, achievements, problems

9. Crown Colony

10. Constitution

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

1. Nitrogen Cycle

2. Crop & Animal Production

3. Ruminant and Non-Ruminant Production

4. Soil ConElectronic

5. Agricultural ecology

6. Farm mechanization

7. Agricultural economics & extension

MANAGEMENT IN LIVING

1. Parenthood

2. Principles Of Management

3. Clothing The Family

4. Courtship and Marriage

5. Consumer Education

6. The Family

7. Wealth Creation And Management

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

1. Introduction to financial accounting/concepts

2. Control accounts and self-balancing ledgers

3. Partnership and company accounts

4. Departmental and branch accounts

5. Financial system

6. Single entry and incomplete records

7. Accounts of Not-for-profit making organizations

8. The Final accounts of a sole trader/proprietorship

9. Information Technology in Accounting

10. Provisions and Reserves

HISTORY

1. African History

2. Archaeology

3. Trans-Sahara trade in Africa

4. European contact with West Africa

5. Colonial rule in west African

6. Problem of independence

7. West African and International Organizations

8. Christian missionary

GOVERNMENT

1. Foreign Policy

2. Nationalism

3. Pressure Group

4. Mass Media

5. Local Government

6. Colonial rule in Africa

7. Political Party- Party System

8. AU, UNO & AIMS, achievements, problems

9. Crown Colony

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES(CRS)

1. Creation and the fall of humankind

2. Leadership roles

3. Miracles Of Christ Jesus

4. Faith in God

5. Parable of Jesus

6. History of early

GRAPHIC DESIGNING

1. Communication design

2. Reproductive process in graphics design

3. Bookbinding

4. Colour Exhibition

5. Graphic design and its importance

CLOTHING & TEXTILES

1. Career opportunities in clothing & textiles

2. Fibre & Fabric

3. Good Grooming

4. Wardrobe planning

5. Sewing process

6. Garment construction

7. Clothing design

8. Entrepreneurship

9. Organising clothing & textiles exhibitions/modeling and Fashion show

FOOD AND NUTRITION

1. Food Preparation

2. Food storage and preservation

3. Art of Entertaining

4. Self Employment

5. Nutrition and Health

6. Beverages

7. Consumer Education

8. Re-chauffe Food and Festive Dishes