Discover solutions for canceled, withheld, or poor 2024 WASSCE results, including retake options and alternative admissions paths.
What to Do if Your 2024 WASSCE Results Are Canceled, Withheld, or Have Poor Grades
Following the release of the 2024 WASSCE results by the West African Examination Council (WAEC), some students have faced challenges such as bad grades, canceled results, or withheld results. For these students, there are several options to explore to remedy the situation and secure a brighter future. Parents and students must get assistance from remedial schools and WAEC-approved cafes for the private WASSCE registration due to the need to get the students thumprints scanned.
The registration is expected to end on 31st December, but this portal expects the closing date to be extended due to the late release of the WASSCE results for the 2024 school candidates.
Advice for Students with Withheld 2024 WASSCE Results
- Register for WASSCE for Private Students Immediately:
Do not wait for WAEC’s investigation panel or hope for a favorable decision. WAEC rarely changes its verdict when results are withheld. To secure your future, register for the 2024 January WASSCE for private candidates without delay. - Understand the Likelihood of Change:
The chances of withheld results being released or changed by WAEC are extremely low—about 99% remain unchanged.
Advice for Students with Cancelled 2024 WASSCE Results: 2024 WASSCE canceled results solutions
If all your results are cancelled, your only option is to retake the subjects cancelled by WAEC. However, if the cancellation affected only some results, you can resit those specific subjects.
If the cancelled results will not impact your admission into a diploma program, consider taking advantage of the opportunity as explained for withheld results.
Advice for Students with D7, E8, or F9
- Retake Your Exams:
Register for the WASSCE for private students and prepare diligently. If you miss the January session, consider the NOVDEC version in October 2025. - Explore Admission Options:
- Technical Universities: Many technical universities accept students with lower grades like D7 and E8, depending on their specific admission requirements.
- Diploma Programmes: Apply for diploma programmes at universities like UPSA, UG, and KNUST. These universities accept D7 and E8 for diploma admissions.
- International Diplomas: Consider international diploma programmes offered by institutions such as ICM UK. These diplomas, recognized both locally and globally, can be completed in under a year and used to apply for universities in Ghana and abroad.
READ: How to Apply for Nursing Training College with a D7 or E8
Take Action Now
Go here now: How to register for WAEC 2025 WASSCE for Private students (First series)
We hope these suggestions help you make informed decisions. Whatever your situation, it’s important not to remain idle—take proactive steps today to secure your future.
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