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Uncovering Examination Malpractices: WAEC Launches Investigation into 2023 BECE

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WAEC’s rigorous investigation into the 2023 BECE has implicated around two thousand candidates in alleged examination malpractices. Withheld results of 22,270 candidates are pending release pending the outcome. The council’s cancellation of results for 312 school candidates and three private candidates underscores a commitment to upholding the integrity of the examination system.


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In a recent development, the West Africa Examinations Council (WAEC) has taken a stern stance against examination malpractices in the 2023 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). Commencing on August 23, the council initiated a thorough investigation involving approximately two thousand candidates suspected of engaging in prohibited behaviors during the examination.

Investigation Process:
The suspected candidates have been summoned by WAEC to answer questions regarding their alleged involvement in the malpractices. Currently, the council has withheld the results of 22,270 candidates across various subjects. Additionally, over two thousand candidates have been invited to participate in the investigation process.

Outcome Determination:
The results of the investigation will play a pivotal role in deciding whether the withheld results will be released or if further actions will be taken against the implicated candidates. WAEC remains committed to upholding the integrity of the examination system.

Cancellation of Results:
As part of its stringent measures, WAEC has already canceled the Subject Results of 312 school candidates and three private candidates. This action was taken due to the candidates being found guilty of sending foreign materials, such as prepared notes, textbooks, and printed materials, into the examination hall, or colluding with other candidates.

Conclusion:
The ongoing investigation by WAEC underscores the importance of maintaining the credibility and fairness of the examination process. As the council delves into the alleged malpractices, it sends a clear message that any form of misconduct will be thoroughly addressed. Students, parents, and educators await the outcome of the investigation to understand the fate of the withheld results and the actions taken against those involved.



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Bricy Boateng is an educationist, blogger, graphic designer, content creator and a digital marketer. He's passionate about matters relating to teachers and the Ghana Education Service(GES). Bricy Boateng is very sociable and very welcoming. Follow me on all major social media channels and let's vibe together!

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