Are WAEC Results Ready?

Yes, the 2022 WAEC results are out and now available.

Mr Patrick Areghan, Head of Nigeria Office, WAEC, said on Monday at the WAEC office in Yaba, “The results are being uploaded on the councils’ result checking website.” Candidates who took the exam and met their financial obligations to the Council will be able to access their results on the Council’s results website within the next twelve hours.

“Copies of the Result Listing will be distributed to schools in the near future.” I don’t need to say it again: the results of candidates sponsored by debt-ridden governments will not be revealed until they pay up. We urge them to do so so that affected schools/candidates can obtain their results.”

He further stated that some schools failed to upload their students’ Continuous Assessment Score Capturing System data on time, while many others failed to meet registration deadlines, resulting in some schools not presenting their students for the examination.

“However, several parents who registered their students offline failed to upload their entries!” This demonstrated an intolerable level of nonchalance.  Others, once again, missed deadlines owing to criminal ‘shopping’ for candidates. “By the time they realised what was going on, the opportunity had closed,” he explained.

Do I need to Buy a Scratch Card to Check My WAEC Result?

The council has already given each candidate its result checker PIN and Serial Number. You can check the Smart Identity Card used during the conduct of the examination to check for your Result Checker PIN and Serial Number.

But in case you have exceeded the number of checks or you’ve misplaced your PIN and serial number, you will need to visit the WAEC Request Management System portal to order your PIN online.

How Do I Buy WAEC Result Checker PIN?

The cost of a WAEC result checker PIN is N3,654.82. Candidates interested in purchasing the e-PIN/result checker can do that on the council’s Request Management System portal. Follow the procedure below to buy WAEC result checker PIN:

1. Go to the WAEC Request Management System portal at https://request.waec.ng/Home/PurchaseToken?servid=406
2. Your Transaction Ref No will be generated automatically.
3. Under the Select a Request Type option, pick Request For Service from the list of options.
4. Under the Select a Request option, pick Sale of WAEC Direct Result Checker for the list of options.
5. Now enter your Name, Phone Number and Email Address in the required columns.
6. Finally, click on Proceed to Online payment to make payment and access your WAEC result checker PIN.

How Do I Check my WAEC Result Online?

You don’t need to purchase any scratch card/pin to access your result. Check your Smart Identity Card for your Result Checker PIN and Serial Number.

• STEP 1: Visit https://www.waecdirect.org to check your WAEC 2022 results.
• STEP 2: In the required column, enter your WAEC Examination Number.
• STEP 3: Choose 2022 as your Examination Year.
• STEP 4: Choose your examination type, i.e. SCHOOL CANDIDATE RESULT.
• STEP 5: Fill in the Card Serial Number.
• STEP 6: Enter your card’s PIN.
• STEP 7: Finally, click the “Submit” button to obtain your WAEC result.

How do I Check my WAEC Result Via SMS?

Send SMS in the format below:

WAEC*ExamNo*PIN*ExamYear
To short-code 32327 (MTN, Airtel & Glo subscribers)

For example -: WAEC*4250101001*123456789012*2022

Note:

• Ensure you adhere strictly to the format above. There should be no space in the message.
• Wait for your WAEC result to be delivered to your phone via SMS. (SMS Cost N30 Only)

Do you Have a Problem Checking your WAEC Result?

If you have a problem checking your 2022 WAEC result online or via SMS, simply follow the procedure below.

Kindly send the following details to waecsupport@fleettechltd.com for verification and assistance:
1. Error message displayed.
2. Your examination number.
3. Type of Exam.
4. Year of Exam.

About WAEC

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) is a lawfully established examination board tasked with determining the examinations required in the public interest in English-speaking West African countries, conducting the examinations, and awarding certificates comparable to those of equivalent examining authorities internationally. Since its inception in 1952, the council has contributed to education in Anglophonic West African countries (Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and the Gambia) through the coordination of examinations and the issuance of certificates. They have established an endowment fund to support education in West Africa through lectures and assistance to individuals who cannot afford education. Since its inception, it has remained one of West Africa’s largest and most widely known tests.