wassce results release date

Key takeaways

  • The release of the WASSCE results is scheduled between December 09 and 15, but delays may happen.
  • The delay may be due to outstanding debt, which WAEC needs to complete processing the results.
  • Check WAEC’s website and social media or watch news channels to stay updated.

If you participated in the 2024 WASSCE, you’re probably counting down the days, eagerly waiting for the results to be released. We go over when to expect the results, what might cause delays, and how to check them once released.

UPDATE • 21/12/2024 • 10:31 AM

Government has released GH¢25 million as partial payment towards WAEC’s GH¢118 million debt, confirmed Dr. Clement Apaak, Deputy Ranking Member of Parliament’s Education Committee.

John Kapi says the funds will pay technicians to repair faulty scanners needed for marking objective exam questions. WAEC continues to appeal for the remaining balance.

UPDATE • 19/12/2024 • 6:00 PM

WAEC’s Head of Public Relations, John Kapi, announces that 2024 WASSCE results may be delayed until 2025.

With the office closing for Christmas on December 20 and GH₵118 million still outstanding from the government, operations will only resume after staff are recalled once funds are received.

UPDATE • 11/12/2024 • 10:27 AM

WAEC has announced further delays in the release of 2024 WASSCE results due to an outstanding GHC118 million from the Ministry of Education.

The marking of essays and practicals was completed on November 29, 2024, but the scanning of objective test cards—originally scheduled for November 1–30—has stalled due to broken scanners and insufficient funds for repairs.

What is the WASSCE 2024 results release date?

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results are released 60 to 80 days after the exam. With this year’s exams ending on September 20, many expected the results to come out between mid- to late-November.

However, recent updates from the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) suggested that the results were initially scheduled to be released between December 09 and 15, 2024.

Yet, according to WAEC’s Head of Public Affairs, Mr John Kapi, uncertainties have arisen, and this timeline might also change depending on ongoing developments. It seems like a bit of waiting is still on the cards.

What is affecting the release date?

WAEC has expressed concerns about potential delays in releasing the 2024 WASSCE results due to outstanding debts owed by the government. As of early November 2024, the government owes WAEC approximately GH₵166 million.

Mr. John Kapi explained that WAEC can’t fully carry out the post-exam activities, such as marking scripts until they receive the necessary funds, which could delay getting the results ready for release.

Efforts are, however, being made to sort this out, and the Ministry of Education has promised to help settle the debt. But until this is resolved, there’s a chance the results may not be released as planned.

How to check the WASSCE results?

When the WASSCE 2024 results are finally out, you can check your results online through the WAEC portal. Simply enter your examination details and follow the steps to view your results.

You’ll need a WAEC result checker PIN, which can be purchased online or from Ghana Post using the shortcode *885#.

How to stay updated on the WASSCE results release?

Here are some ways to make sure you don’t miss any news:

  • Check the official WAEC website regularly; it’s your best bet for accurate and timely updates.
  • TV channels, such as TV3 and Joy News, often post about WAEC updates.
  • WAEC posts updates on its social media pages like Twitter.

Given all the uncertainty this year, it’s super important to stay updated.

FAQs

What should I do if I encounter issues accessing my result?

If you face issues accessing your WASSCE result, wait a while and try again later, as heavy traffic can cause such issues. Then, ensure you have entered all details correctly. If problems persist, contact WAEC or visit a regional WAEC office for further assistance.

Can I change my selected university programmes after the WASSCE results are released?

Yes, most universities allow students to change their selected programmes after the WASSCE results are released. However, this depends on each university’s policy, so be sure to check the admission portal of the institutions you applied to.

Conclusion

The WASSCE results are expected around December 09 to 15, though delays may happen due to financial issues on WAEC’s side.

Stay informed through official channels and know how to access your results once they’re ready. Don’t forget to contact WAEC for further assistance when you encounter any issues.

We’d love to hear from you—feel free to share your thoughts and questions with us in the comment section.

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12 Comments. Leave new

  • Emmanuel Oppong
    26/11/2024 8:55 AM

    Please government should try their best to pay the debt, so that our result can be released.

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  • Government should pay the money so that the results should be released from 10th to 15th December, 2024

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  • I used the USSD code* 899*550# and the date was 12th December. Today is 13th, no results and the date hasn’t changed as well 🙏. When should we expect it?

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    • Francisca A. Akoto
      13/12/2024 1:38 PM

      The initial proposed date was December 12th, but WAEC is holding off due to unpaid debts, which are needed to complete the marking and other processes before releasing the results.

      Reply
  • Government should pay the money so that the results should be released from 10th to 15th December, 2024

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  • When should we expect the results

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  • Isco Ericksen
    16/12/2024 2:18 AM

    According to the code(*899*550#) today they said the results will be out in December 19,2024 so is it true

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  • Isco Ericksen
    16/12/2024 3:28 PM

    According to the code(*8990*550#) they said the results will be out on 19 December,2024 so is it true

    Reply

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